Sunday, January 26, 2014

THE GRACE THAT LEADS US HOME A Short Story Prequel to What Once Was Lost - by Kim Vogel Sawyer

About Book

They were supposed to spend the rest of their lives together…

In the wake of her husband’s death, Alice Deaton will do anything to hold her family together. But with life handing her challenge after challenge, will her faith crack under the strain? Or will a kind stranger be able to offer refuge that Alice and her two small children so desperately need? 


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A Preview of "What Once Was Lost"


About Author

Kim Vogel Sawyer is a best-selling author highly acclaimed for her gentle stories of hope. More than one million copies of her books are in print and have garnered awards including the ACFW Carol Award, the Inspirational Readers Choice Award, and the Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence. Kim lives in Kansas, where she and her retired military husband, Don, run a bed-and-breakfast inn with the help of their four feline companions. She enjoys spending time with her three daughters and nine grandchildren.

Visit her Web site at www.kimvogelsawyer.com for more information.


My Thoughts

I am so glad I decided to read this prequel before reading "What Once Was Lost".  I would have missed some sweet, tender and heartbreaking moments in Alice Denton's and her two small children's life prior to "What Once Was Lost".

Alice's young daughter had such an unwavering faith in God and in her mother.  Which in turn gave Alice the strength she needed to carry on with her life whatever path God chose for them. 

The author has wrapped up "WHAT ONCE WAS LOST" with the prequel, the novel and a short story extra.  It's like a beautifully gift wrapped package just waiting to be enjoyed.

Reading this prequel is an option.  "What One Was Lost" is a stand alone read and "Just As I Am"  is extra.  But I highly recommend reading all three.

I rated this book a 5 out of 5.


Disclosure: I purchase a copy of this book for my own personal pleasure. This review is my honest opinion and was in no way compensated for this review.


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