I'm going along just fine and suddenly, because of a choice I've made, I feel alone and lost and sometimes it takes me months and sometimes years to find my way back.

Telling her life tory to Emma, a young, suicidal mother in her shelter, and leading her to a spirtual and lovinving relationship with Jesus is definitely a "Divine" read!

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. In addition to the weak characterizations and murky character motivations, there were also numerous plot holes, as well as things that seemed to happen merely for the sake of the narrative the author was trying to create. He gets caught in the crossfire between Putin's army and the Wolves, a rogue team of Ukraine partisans.

I fell in love with the characters, and hope to learn even more about them in the following sequels. From beginning Divine at the young age of 13 and putting the final touches on it years later, this novel embodies my passion for creative writing and Ancient History, exploring an alternate, modern-day world through a powerful young woman, forced into a journey of self- discovery.grew up on isolated Dartmoor, in England, surrounded by nature, and as an only child, there was not much to do but read. Instead Mary and her grandma spend many more years apart, all because Mary supposedly can’t remember her last name when she’s finally rescued, which I thought stretched the bounds of credibility. In all honesty, I primarily picked it up based on the recommendation of a family member who is a huge fan of this author, but if this is a prime example of her storytelling, I think it may not be for me. I think the reader is supposed to come away with the message that Jesus is always there for us no matter what, but when bad things continued to happen even after Mary had accepted Him, it was just too much.