In Truth And Love (#10 in Trinity Lakes Romance Series)

Thanks To the Author for my review copy. By the time this book is released I will have my own copy.

What can I say this book is even better than Jenny Glazebrook's first book in the series. This book is full of faith and covers issues such as pride, unworthiness along with a few other issues.

Firstly, if you haven't read Jenny's previous book along with the books prior in the series you will be a little confused. This book is best read after reading prior books especially in series One. You won't be confused missing this year's books, but it would enrich your reading.

We again see Brandon who is getting to know his father, Luke. and the Ladan family. This time the heroine is Jodie. Brandon is Jodie's brother Josh's best friend.

Jodie is planning to move to New York city to study Journalism leaving her family and friends. Being a PK (Pastor Kid) she has had to say goodbye to too many people, so she is going before she has to say goodbye again. Brandon is rebuilding a relationship with his father and is growing more and more fond of Jodie. I would love to tell you more, but you have to read the book. There are a lot of twists and turns, and we see God's hand in what happens.

One thing I do have to say is I love that there is an orphan Squirrel in this book. He is a character and needed a little more airtime. As I was reading, I was reminded of Penny Zellers style of writing. The faith element is similar the only difference this is a contemporary and Penny writes mainly…

This is the 6th book in the Trinity Lakes series and another good read. I have enjoyed this series. This time the main characters are Hallie and Josh. The story starts with Hallie going on a date with a man she met online. Things are not what they seem and we see her moving to Trinity Lakes for a time. She is staying with Joel's family and we learn he too is dealing with health issues. Although only a few people know how bad the accident he had in Australia was.

I felt for both Hallie and Josh. Both have dealt with issues that have changed their lives. Hallie dealing with being a Missionary kid and being smart dealing with others perceptions. Josh has dealt with a life changing event that causes him ongoing issues. I loved watching the growth of both characters as the story progresses.

Another part I love is the connection with other characters in the series. We also learn more about a mystery that has been weaving through a few of the books. One thing I really enjoyed seeing was how simple conversations would convict both characters showing they needed to change. The faith element is strong in this book without preaching. I wish I could say so much more but that would give to much of this story away.

If you have liked the other books in this series this book won't disappoint. If you haven't read the other books you would still be able to understand what is happening.