
I
liked that Patience is a woman of principle. She maintains her
opinion when others on the jury want to make a decision on prejudice
rather than evidence. She is even willing to endure the scorn of the
townspeople and challenge the ego of the prosecutor. Her life gets a
little complicated when the prosecutor, Jackson's dad, finds himself
attracted to her.
Both
Patience and Gil, the prosecutor, have issues that must be overcome
before romance can blossom. Misunderstandings abound and almost
sabotage their relationship. Both struggle with forgiving those who
hurt them in the past. Their Christianity is essential to being free
to trust and love another. Cote has crafted an enjoyable story that
is entertaining and contains good lessons on life.
Note:
this book was originally published in 2004 as Testing
His Patience.
My
rating: 4/5 stars.

Lyn
Cote, 215 pages.
I
received a complimentary digital copy of this book from the author.
My comments are an independent and honest review.
1 comment:
Thanks, Joah. Glad you enjoyed it.
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