Revealed

I read this last fall and never reviewed it. Recently I got my own copy and realized that I hadn't...oops. I'm so bad about that! I loved the quest that the two unlikely companions embarked on, and how Matthew Taylor had to face a lot of issues from his past to fully become the man he'd been portrayed as capable of being in the first book. Annabelle, recently widowed, has the stains of her past to overcome. Both of them are unlikely candidates for true love's strike, but it might just happen...

This book is completely about forgiveness. It is a sequel, but is about a completely different character and could stand on it's own. Everyone has a past, but more importantly everyone has a future. Here the author has made two very different people come to an understanding of each and it is beautiful to see God working in people's hearts and souls. I strongly recommend this book to anyone in particular, but especially to someone who is holding a grudge that they just cannot let go of, either to someone else, or more importantly to themselves. I know I can find a way to relate. I'm sure you can too.