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A review by e_d_ivey
Glamorous Illusions by Lisa T. Bergren
5.0
Amazing!
I got this book for free on Kindle a while ago, but it took me a long time to finally get around to reading it....once I did, I was taken on a ride!
From start to finish, Bergren enraptures the reader with this exciting story and I found that every moment was interesting; that's not typical of all books.
I also found myself highlighting so many things because of the wise words that Bergren used! God has truly gifted her as a writer. I enjoyed this from start to finish and would definitely recommend it to anyone else- I can't wait until the next book comes out!
Cora is a young girl living in Montana who has worked hard for what she has her whole life. She's happy with her simple life with her parents and has one dream: to teach. But everything is disrupted when her father falls ill and a strange man comes into town who claims to be her real father. From that moment, Cora is thrown into a family that she's not sure she wants and who definitely does not want her. As they travel across Europe, Cora learns more about herself, gets to know her family, and discovers more about God all the time.
I got this book for free on Kindle a while ago, but it took me a long time to finally get around to reading it....once I did, I was taken on a ride!
From start to finish, Bergren enraptures the reader with this exciting story and I found that every moment was interesting; that's not typical of all books.
I also found myself highlighting so many things because of the wise words that Bergren used! God has truly gifted her as a writer. I enjoyed this from start to finish and would definitely recommend it to anyone else- I can't wait until the next book comes out!
Cora is a young girl living in Montana who has worked hard for what she has her whole life. She's happy with her simple life with her parents and has one dream: to teach. But everything is disrupted when her father falls ill and a strange man comes into town who claims to be her real father. From that moment, Cora is thrown into a family that she's not sure she wants and who definitely does not want her. As they travel across Europe, Cora learns more about herself, gets to know her family, and discovers more about God all the time.