KIM'S REVIEW:
The Pastor’s Easter Prayer by Tina Radcliffe is a sweet Texas-set romance that will make you long for small-town living. I loved the strong sense of community and how everyone genuinely cared for and supported one another.
At its heart, this story is also about forgiveness—learning to forgive yourself -and of letting go of the need to control every detail of life, but mostly it’s about trusting God with everything.
Rob and Hannah’s relationship is steady, tender, and develops naturally, making their journey enjoyable to follow.
The secondary characters add so much warmth to the story, particularly Luna, who is a wonderful and supportive friend to Hannah. Hanna’s boys added the perfect touch to round out this cast of characters!
Tina Radcliffe is one of my favorite authors. I’m already looking forward to whatever she writes next! 4 stars!
*I received a complimentary copy of this book. All thoughts are my own.
BackCover Blurb:
In escaping his past,
he’s found his future…
A short-term post in small-town Tumbleweed, Texas, is just what Pastor Rob Sterling needs to find redemption from his tragic past. But when church secretary Hannah Bryant’s troubled son breaks a church window, Rob’s offer to mentor the boy leads to a surprising glimpse at a future he never thought possible. The more he gets to know the single mom and her sons, the more his heart begins to heal. With his contract coming to an end, he’ll need to find the courage to stay…for a second chance at the life he always dreamed of.
From Love Inspired: Uplifting stories of faith, forgiveness and hope.
Tumbleweed, Texas
Book 1: The Coach's Secret Child by Lee Tobin McClain
Book 2: The Pastor's Easter Prayer by Tina Radcliffe
Book 3: The Police Chief's Instant Family by Mindy Obenhaus
Book 4: The Rancher's Unlikely Match by Jill Kemerer
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