I simply love reading about the Baxter family! It's always a real page turner that keeps me hooked from start to finish.

One of the most interesting aspects was seeing Luke go through a phase of doubting his faith. It felt so incredibly real, as if I could understand exactly what he was going through. And I'm truly glad that we got to witness some of that journey. Luke, for most of his life, had never faced such trials. So, seeing how God can use those hard times to draw us closer to Him, even when we initially doubt or turn away, was a great reminder for me.

Thankfully, Luke came out of his time of doubt and denial with a much more solid and unwavering faith. However, I do have to admit that occasionally, I feel that the relationships the Baxter's have with each other can be a little too perfect, especially towards the end. It can sometimes be a bit difficult to fully relate to. But despite that small drawback, I still very much enjoyed this book and would highly recommend it to others.

Another excellent book in the Redemption series!

I truly love how Karen Kingsbury masterfully pulls everyone together in this story. She makes family an absolute top priority, which is so heartening. But it's not just family; she also emphasizes that God should be a top priority as well.

We all know that in life, we make mistakes and sometimes make choices that we might come to regret later on. However, the beautiful thing is that God works all of these things together for His good. He is always there, and He will never leave us or forsake us.

He patiently waits for us to come back to Him and seek His will once again in our lives. This series has such a powerful and touching message. I simply can't wait to read the next book in this awesome heart-warming series. It always leaves me feeling inspired and uplifted.

I highly recommend this series to anyone looking for a great read that will touch their heart and remind them of the importance of family and God in their lives.

This series is a soap opera specifically tailored for Christians. It contains all the drama and intense emotions that one would expect from a favorite daytime TV show, yet it is intertwined with heavy-handed religious overtones.

Yes, there are storylines involving unwed mothers, but in this fictional world, they come to recognize the error of their ways. People may lose their faith along the way, but there are always others who pray fervently for them to return to the fold.

In this audio version, an interesting aspect is that God has a deep female voice. I assume this is because the reader is a woman. God speaks directly to Luke, who is like the errant sheep of the Baxter fold. It is quite unexpected to have God actually communicate with a character, out loud and in English.

Ashley receives devastating medical news, but I have a hunch that somehow, against all odds, things will work out favorably for her.

This is the third book in the series. Sadly, it doesn't quite measure up to the first two. And to be honest, the first two books weren't really that good to begin with.

This is my favourite so far in the redemption series.

It's truly nice to witness Luke realizing what he had carelessly thrown away. Now, he has been warmly welcomed back into the Baxter fold along with his son and fiancé.

Moreover, Ashley can now get her care attended to regularly due to her positive HIV test result. This way, she and Landon can move forward with their lives.

However, I do find that there is a little too much back and forth in the story. The couples seem to have to go through this continuous cycle of ups and downs for such a long time before everything finally works out.

Nonetheless, despite this minor drawback, I will be downloading Book 4 right away. I'm eager to see how the story progresses and what new developments await the characters in the next installment.

I'm sure it will be another engaging and emotional read that will keep me hooked from start to finish.