Where Treetops Glisten
Tricia Goyer, Cara Putman, &
Sarah Sundin
The Turner children are all grown up now. But their past
is affecting how they deal with the future. Each story takes one of the three
siblings and tells the story of how they overcame their problems to find God
and love at Christmas time.
I’ve read books by two of these authors and really
enjoyed them. So I knew this book would be good. I wasn’t disappointed. The
authors wove their stories together so seamlessly that I couldn’t tell that
three different people had written them. The romance was sweet, but not cheesy.
The problems were real and relatable. The message of faith and salvation was
woven throughout the story, but was subtle and not preachy. The details felt
authentic and made me want to visit this small town. I think my only complaint
would be that these books weren’t made into full length novels. The authors are
great at their jobs and these stories could have been even more fleshed out and
interesting with more time. While this is a tiny complaint, I also enjoyed the
option to read for a short period of time and not miss anything because of the
novella length. One of my favorite features was the questions for the authors in the back. It was neat to read the back story to how their writing came about. I would definitely recommend all three of these authors and
have now found a new author to check out.
I received this book free of charge from Blogging for Books in exchange for my honest review.
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