Sorry to hear that. I generally dislike repetitive writing, but don’t remember that.

And i didn’t see this comment until after I replied to the first one! I don’t know why the choice, but I appreciate that maybe because it’s ‘real’? That there’s a component to faith I don’t understand.

You’re so welcome! I had the same feeling about the book’s ending, which I hinted at in my review. I think we’re talking about exactly the same thing. I wanted so much more for Abigail. Her choice felt like she was still following her father.

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I didn’t see this until after I wrote my comment. Glad I wasn’t alone. I’d love to know why the author made the choice she did here!

I was having the hardest time remembering where the recommendation for this book came from so I was relieved when I googled book club questions and your review popped up! Now I know (and I’m really going to try to do a better job of noting where book rec’s come from in the future) I should have guessed it was you since we have a nice Venn Diagram of books we enjoy. I LOVED this book right up until the end. I am still pondering just what exactly happened to these women as they move forward. Did you have any “checks in your spirit” about the way it ended or is it just me? I don’t need all my books tied up in a tidy bow but I did want more… especially for Abigail. Again, thank you for your thoughtful reviews and for being a reviewer I can trust!

I also wanted it to end differently, but I appreciate why she went the way she did.

Thank you! I think you’d really enjoy this one.