Grace in Deep Waters (#03 in Grace Series)

I really enjoyed William's story. I found the first half of Blanche's story refreshing and interesting. However, the second half of the book for Blanche became a HUGE distraction and detraction. I was so upset by the way Blanche's story went that it was blinding. So, I skipped Blanche's second half after Anton came into things. That helped me focus on what I needed to hear from William (for me that was prayer and visiting). I can see the benefit in Blanche's second half of the story. It's a good cautionary tale of guarding our thoughts very closely, but for me, it just was too much of a distraction. That's why I scored this book only 4 stars. The lost star is for the second half of Blanche. The rest was very, very good. Looking forward to purchasing out another book in this series.

The third book in the Grace series, this time focusing on the relationship between William and Blanche. I started the book with preconceived notions about William and not liking his character at all, but by the end of the novel, I was wholeheartedly sympathetic to how his character was portrayed. \\n\\nReal emotions beautifully expressed in relatable characters that challenge your thinking about marriage and where loyalties lie between a husband and a wife. Easy to read and hard to put down.