The House at Rose
Creek by Jenny Proctor was a little difficult to get into at
first for me. I kept with it, though, because a dear friend sent me
the book so I was determined to finish it no matter what. As it
happens, it is a wonderful story of change, hope, love, and faith. I
enjoyed it thoroughly and recommend it to anyone who wants to feel
uplifted by a good read. Just give it a few chapters to get really
good.
Kate either is or
feels like she is a bit of a black sheep in her family. She is a
career woman and has no desire to be any other way. She figures
there isn't anything wrong with her extremely narrow and selfish
lifestyle. At least, until she ends up back where she grew up as a
result of a loss in the family and re-evaluates her priorities as a
result of the loss and a find in the attic of her childhood home.
I really enjoyed
this book. Especially the subject brought into the story by the find
in the attic! Religion and family become a large focus and the main character struggles with change. It's so real and REAL!
Have you read The
House at Rose Creek by Jenny Proctor? What did you think of it?
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