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Search - Abide With Me (Home Ties Trilogy)
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Abide With Me - Home Ties Trilogy Author: The three Long sisters of Welleswood, New Jersey, felt they could handle any problem, any crisis together… But suddenly, each was facing the most critical challenge of her life. Andrea, a single mom, was in a fight for survival, against cancer. Madge, who'd once lived a storybook life, needed to find forgiveness--if she ever could--for a h... more »
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Christy J. (southernsassygirl) reviewed Abide With Me (Home Ties Trilogy) on + 144 more book reviews
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
I had never even heard of Delia Parr until last year when I read one of her books--Day by Day. Turns out that Day by Day is book 2 of her Home Ties Trilogy, and I had no clue I was reading the series out of order....which is not a bad thing since each book can stand on it's own. While I was not at all impressed with Day by Day (very depressing and slow-moving story), Abide with Me was just right. There are some pretty hefty issues brought up, but I didn't have that same depressed feeling with this one as I did with Day by Day. Overall, Abide with Me was a wonderful, light read, and as soon as I can find a copy, I plan to finish out the series and read book 3, Carry the Light.
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This was very good. Much better than I expected. Covered some heavy stuff but stayed upbeat. I thought it was excellent writing style.
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