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A review by reneetc
A Woman Loved by T.B. Markinson
The one word I’d use to sum up this installment of the series is chaos. Even though Lizzie made it her "personal mission to make everyone’s Christmas come true,” there was no way she could avoid stepping out of the frying pan and into the fire. From one conflicting relationship to another, in addition to food poisoning and an ominous Tie-phoon, Lizzie just couldn’t catch a break.
At this point in Lizzie's life, being the “clueless one” no longer applies to her because her family and friends are coming to her for advice. According to Lizzie, they “assume [she] had all the answers or ability to help them navigate life’s tricky waters,” which is a compliment considering how much growing she had to do to get to this point. Overall this was a decent continuation of A Woman Lost Series. This story ends with a cliffhanger, so on to the next book.
At this point in Lizzie's life, being the “clueless one” no longer applies to her because her family and friends are coming to her for advice. According to Lizzie, they “assume [she] had all the answers or ability to help them navigate life’s tricky waters,” which is a compliment considering how much growing she had to do to get to this point. Overall this was a decent continuation of A Woman Lost Series. This story ends with a cliffhanger, so on to the next book.