About the Book
When lovely Lacey Dachin signed onn at the clothing shop next door, it looked as if fun-loving Randy Reynolds had found a potential lunch partner. meals could be lonely for a single guy, particularly one whose friends were getting hitched right and left.
A FORMER PARTY BOY, HE'D TURNED HIS LIFE AROUND
But could the past truly be behind him? He knew Lacey feared the worst. Yet with his life in stand-up shape, the only thing that neededd changing now was Lacey's mind.
Men of Praise: Faithful and strong, these men lead in worship and love
This book was released in February 2006
This book comes from my personal collection and was rescued from a yard sale
My Review
“Changing Her Heart” by Gail
Sattler is a older book I realize, but I rescued this book one
Saturday out with friends going to different yard sales. This book
had never been cracked open sadly as when I got to about a third of
the way through the book, the spine cracked nice and loud. I feel so
bad for books that haven't been read even when there are years that
it has been out. I also have to say that this is the first time I
have read any books by Gail Sattler, and I have already got a few
books on hold at the local library for I like the way this book was
written.
The reason I went into my yard sale
books is because I wanted something light to read and I didn't have
any light library books at the moment. I have to say though that
this was both a heavy book with it message but very light reading,
and not often is that a combination that mixes very well, but this
book does just that. The subject or maybe more of the conflict of
the story is dealing with an addiction in various different levels
and forms. I found the base story line to be told in such a way that
really one can't keep but cheer on certain characters, and that is
where the heavy part of the book comes in.
The light reading is in the romance,
for though there are a few ups and downs without a doubt, it was
pretty straight forward for girl meets boy and well they develop a
relationship. I found the straight forward relationship building to
be incredibly sweet and tender, to where I wanted to cry at moments
for there wasn't anything really that wouldn't have happened in any
real life new relationship. Both Lacey and Randy had their flaws and
their strengths. Neither their flaws nor their strengths are over
blown making them both seem realistic and like the neighbors next
door.
Now to be honest this is the third book
in a series but it is a perfect stand alone book as well, for as said
this is the first book I have read by Gail Sattler. I didn't feel
lost in the slightest, though my interest was piqued about what
happened in the first two books, but didn't feel like I was missing
anything while reading this book. I hope all who are lucky to get a
hold of this book and read it, enjoy it as much as I have.
Other "Men of Praise" Books
Hearts in Harmony
His Uptown Girl
Changing Her Heart
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