Sheri S. reviewed on 4/13/2010 + 56 more book reviews

Forgiveness. Forgiveness was but an opening of one's heart to another so that compassion and understanding could flow in. Only then could one forgive in the truest sense of the word. The journey to that destination, however, asked as much of oneself as it did of the one who had injured you. Indeed it asked far more.

This is what Maggie Robertson learns. What she must fight her nature with every breath to embrace. Maggie finds herself used as a pawn in the hands of an unloving father and cruel suitor. Then the one man that she thinks she can trust with her fragile heart has a secret so terrible that she may never be able to forgive him. Will she risk great happiness and true love for the sake of unforgiveness. The journey to that path is long and hard. She faces betrayal of the harshest sort and death of a loved one. In the end, will what she learns on her journey be enough to carry her?

Consuming Fire is a wonderful reflection of forgiveness and true, lasting love. I hope you enjoy it as well.

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