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A review by ela_35
Shine Like the Dawn by Carrie Turansky
2.0
I liked this book, it was light and I liked the plot.
I liked that there were things that happened in this book and that the characters had to sort things out. For example, I liked how Maggie and Nate talked to each other as they begun to trust each other. I really liked how it wasn’t like in most books where there is an instant connection but that the characters actually had to talk to each other to build a relationship.
The only thing I didn’t like was the blindness in this book. The constant ‘we’ve just lost everything but it will all be fine because God is with us’. It wasn’t as in-your-face as I thought it would be, which I appreciated. But I didn’t like the instant forgiveness and the attitude of ‘don’t do anything, fairness will come on its own’.
This book surprised me in a good way and I might read more books by this author.
I liked that there were things that happened in this book and that the characters had to sort things out. For example, I liked how Maggie and Nate talked to each other as they begun to trust each other. I really liked how it wasn’t like in most books where there is an instant connection but that the characters actually had to talk to each other to build a relationship.
The only thing I didn’t like was the blindness in this book. The constant ‘we’ve just lost everything but it will all be fine because God is with us’. It wasn’t as in-your-face as I thought it would be, which I appreciated. But I didn’t like the instant forgiveness and the attitude of ‘don’t do anything, fairness will come on its own’.
This book surprised me in a good way and I might read more books by this author.