On Grace

Grace May is truly excited about turning 40 in a few months. And now that her boys are both in school and she has a stimulating new writing job, the next chapter in her life can finally begin. She can’t wait to rediscover the intelligent and interesting woman deeply buried under the layers of mother and wife.

But when Grace loses her job and gets unexpected news from her husband and her best friend, life suddenly gets complicated. Grace stands to lose everything: her marriage, her best friend, and her sense of self. But by her 40th birthday party, Grace will realize who and what matter most. With laughter. With tears. With grace.

This is a well written novel,  it wasn't anything like I expected.  It was a great read, it went quickly.

The topic of the novel is one that we face in society more often these days, and I think it was handled well in this novel.  The one thing I didn't like, was the use of unnecessary  language in the novel. 

All in all yes, if your looking for a book to curl up with on a rainy day, this would be great, but it is a secular book, with secular ideas.

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