True to You

A very enjoyable read. The only thing I didn't like was Nora's friend Nikki, who had no filter called “appropriate” on her mouth (not anything really nasty, but she does employ some innuendo and flirts with a man twenty years her junior). Also, I wanted John to communicate a bit better. To Nora, he's a silent mystery for a great deal of the book.

I loved the whole part about the small town built for Nora (despite recently having researched the cost of moving buildings, which means it's more fairy-take than practical) and I loved her research work. The twist is indeed quite the little doozy, but I really liked it. The redemption message and the specifically Christian application was a nice plus as well.

Note: for those of you who read “Her One and Only,” Gray is mentioned; and his best friend makes a cameo appearance in this story.