Grace in the Shadows (#02 in Grace Series)

Wow what a serious topic done so well. I'm really enjoying this series. If you want to stray from the normal topics novels cover this is just for you. This will not read well as a standalone book. You really need to read it in order to understand what is happening.

This was a fantastic book! Even though it is fiction I got so much from it that I can apply in my own life. An engaging story that I didn't want to put down. You really do need to read the books in this series in order.

This is the second book in the series and if it were possible, I would say that I loved it more than the first.\r\nIt has all the things that I loved about the first book, it was practical, encouraging, thought-provoking and well written. It is book that I would recommend to anyone who asks me what they should read next.\r\nThe book follows two wo...Read MoreRead more about This is the second book in the series

men, Esther (from book 1) and Rachel. Neither of their lives have been perfect but they have persevered and continue to grow throughout the novel.\r\nI am looking forward to the next one in the series.\r\nThis book is a wonderful read for people of all ages and stages of life (I'm currently a uni student, well out of the target audience). Read LessRead less about This is the second book in the series

Two storylines operate here: Esther's tale picks up from the first book and we are introduced to Rachel as well. Rachel's days are centred around maintaining her fitness and appearance, as well as pleasing the current man in her life, yet she feels empty. \r\n\r\nThere is real depth to this story. In Grace in Strange Disguise, the main truth learn...Read MoreRead more about Two storylines operate here: Esther's

t was that God does not promise a perfect, easy life. In fact, his grace is truly found through the challenges that make us rely on him alone. In this book, the main message is that God does not condemn us and there is nothing that can separate from his love, no matter how many regrets we have about the way we have lived and the choices we have made. \r\n\r\nDillon again uses the story telling method of telling truths from the bible, and it is appropriate for teens and up. \r\n Read LessRead less about Two storylines operate here: Esther's