Book Reviews of Scarlet Thread

I've never seen any book written quite like this one. Francine braids two stories into one. While Sierra is struggling with changes in her life, she reads about and finds comfort in an ancestors diary - Mary Kathryn. Uniquely written with a powerful message in the end.

I really enjoyed this book. It was powerful in how she corralated the cousins story from the past and put it with what was happening in the present time. It is a very gripping and moving story.

Sierra Madrid. Woman of the nineties. Bold. Determined. Her life was about to be turned upside down.

Mary Kathryn mcMurray. Young pioneer on the Oregon Trail. She was filled with anger at being uprooted from her home.

Two women, centuries apart, are joined through a tattered journal as they contend with God, husbands--even themselves--until they fall into the arms of the One who loves them undonditionally.

This was a great book and brought together 2 ladies from different eras. A journal helps a women with her marriage problems and she comes to know God thought her struggles.
A women of the nineties and a young pioneer on the Oregan Trail share a remarkable journey.

I have never been disappointed in a Francine Rivers book! Read it, read it, read it!

Very good story that I've read twice! It is two stories in one, actually. A current day story and a story from history running side by side. Pleasant reading.

Really good book

Excellant story,written to keep your attention right to the end. Shows us how God watches over our lives even when we are not paying attention to Him.

My least favorite of the Francine Rivers' books, but still a great read. In perspective, being my least favorite of her books still places it well above most everything else I've read. This is a modern day story and I tend to lean toward historical stories.

Very good Christian fiction about generations of women and the ties that bind them

Francine Rivers - always a good read!

Excellent story. Modern woman's story intertwined with her ancestor's story of life and coming across the country in covered wagon. A great read!

I enjoyed this book. At times it was kind of hard to grasp the common ground between the 2 main characters but really pretty good. I just started reading Francine Rivers books and love her books. Its such a blessing to find some Christian reading material.

Another Great Novel by Francine Rivers. I love the way she ties the scarlet thread from scriptures into the story.

Very well written and I loved the transition between modern story and the historical story. Story of forgiveness and the power of God's healing and love across the generations.

S

this book was so touching and could relate to so many lives. I learned so much and it warmed my heart. This is the first book that i have read from Francis Rivers and i can not wait to read more.

This is a great read! If you love Francine Rivers you wil love this book.

women pioneers traveling the Oregon trail

One of Francine River's best. I love this book.

A woman of the nineties. A young pioneer on the Oregon trail. Though lifetimes apart, they shared a remarkable journey...
Susan Madrid. Woman of the nineties. Bold. Determined. Her life was about to be turned upside down.
Mary Katherine McMurray. Young pioneer on the Oregon Trail. She was filled with anger at being uprooted from her home.
Two women centuries apart, are joined through a tattered journal as they contend with God, husbands-even themselves-until t hey fall into the arms of the One who loves them unconditionally.

A story of a young lady who's world changes very quickly and she doesn't know where to turn to. She finds an old journal that helps turn her eventually towards God and bring balance back to her life.

A terrific book! Full of suspense and inspiration!!

Absolutely love this book, the story is heartwarming.

Great book. Francine Rivers has done a great job with this book. She is a great christian author. I loved the story and hope to read more of hers.

Woman of the nineties, connected to a young pioneer who writes in her journal about the trials she encounter, finds her life turned upside down.

I thought this book was alright, but not the best book by Francine Rivers that I've ever read. It tells the story of a woman going through a divorce who finds a journal from one of her ancestors, and it helps her to read about her experiences. A nice book, but not life-changing.

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