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A review by natleesaurusrex
Until Leaves Fall in Paris by Sarah Sundin
4.0
Overall, I enjoyed this book and appreciated the unique storyline. I found it charming that Lucie's character wasn't the best at everything she did, which left room for her character to grow within the story.
This was my first Sarah Sundin read, so I'm not sure if it's typical of her writing style, but the emphasis on religion felt a little heavy handed and preachy. It's a fine line to walk between showing a character's beliefs and devotion to their faith without alienating readers with a not-so-subtle religious intervention.
(I listened to the audiobook version, read by Tanya Eby, which I would recommend to any audiobook fans.)
This was my first Sarah Sundin read, so I'm not sure if it's typical of her writing style, but the emphasis on religion felt a little heavy handed and preachy. It's a fine line to walk between showing a character's beliefs and devotion to their faith without alienating readers with a not-so-subtle religious intervention.
(I listened to the audiobook version, read by Tanya Eby, which I would recommend to any audiobook fans.)