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Denise HunterThomas Nelson / 2008 / ePubOur Price$10.994.8 out of 5 stars for Sweetwater Gap - eBook. View reviews of this product. 12 ReviewsAvailability: In StockStock No: WW5748EB
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jsrn185 Stars Out Of 5Sweet lifeAugust 21, 2016jsrn18Quality: 0Value: 0Meets Expectations: 0This review was written for Sweetwater Gap, Women of Faith Series #18.Loved this story about trusting God and life when all you feel is heartbreak after heartbreak. Denise Hunter has a wonderful way of writing great stories that make you think about your own life and how art imitates life. Enjoyed the different story lines throughout the book.
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Denise G.Mariposa, CAAge: 45-54Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5August 11, 2009Denise G.Mariposa, CAAge: 45-54Gender: femaleThis review was written for Sweetwater Gap, Women of Faith Series #18.I wish I could give more than 5 stars...this story was absolutely wonderful. The book was an easy read, but the characters were totally engaging and relatable. I love the way that Ms. Hunter used Josie's pain and hopelessness to paint a fresh picture of Christ's grace, of the possibility to truly work through and overcome a life of guilt. Great book!
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Erin5 Stars Out Of 5July 29, 2009ErinThis review was written for Sweetwater Gap, Women of Faith Series #18.This was one of the absolutly best books I have read. It kept me very interested, I never wanted to put it down. I would recommend it to anyone.
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Janna RyanNorth Platte, NEAge: 35-44Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5January 19, 2009Janna RyanNorth Platte, NEAge: 35-44Gender: femaleThis review was written for Sweetwater Gap, Women of Faith Series #18.I really loved this book. Denise's writing style and her characters and her spiritual insight all come together in this book to make it a keeper.
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Deborah5 Stars Out Of 5January 13, 2009DeborahThis review was written for Sweetwater Gap, Women of Faith Series #18.This is a wonderful story that is destined to be one of Denise Hunter's best. I really feel like I got to know the characters and their plight throughout the story. Both Josie and Grant have been hurt from their past and are trying not to let it happen again. The chemistry between them is wonderful and I liked seeing their relationship grow as the story progressed. The description of the orchard was wonderful. I could see the fields with the apple trees, and I could smell and taste the apples themselves. I loved reading about the movies mentioned in the book. I agree with the pick of The Lake House as it is one of my favorite chick flicks and it's actually quite guy friendly. Even though Josie's dad is only described in flashbacks, I did not like him. I know I've never been in that situation, but I cannot stand it when a parent blames the child for the death of a spouse or other family member. I really hate seeing a child being punished for something they had absolutely no control over. It pained me to see how it affected Josie for the rest of her life, trying to please her dad and never being able to. However, while I felt dreadfully sorry for Josie and everything that happened in her past, I really wish she had just told her sister what was going on. I understand not wanting to tell her during the pregnancy but after that she should have. I don't get why people think that by keeping secrets they will spare the hurt. Like all Denise Hunter books, the story draws you in and makes you want to keep reading. While the book is a wonderful allegory of Christ's love, it is not a preachy novel. It's just a beautifully written story that will leave you thinking about it long after you've finished reading.
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