The Undoing of Saint Sivanus by Beth Moore
This is Beth Moore's premiere drama fiction book. At first, although I was enjoying the story I wanted to slap the character Jillian. As you read (or listen to the audio as I am) her character evolves and you share so many of her ordeals and trials and you start identifying with her.
Jillian is also dealing with a lot of drama in her young life as so many of us do in today,s modern world. Jillian needs to come to terms with the death of a father she didn't know, her grandmother - the ice queen, and people who meant well but kept poking their nose into her business.
There is a great mystery involved revolving around her fathers death and the church converted to a house, that her grandmother lives in. There are great characters to keep your attention. The only thing I really didn't like was after the climax the story does go on a little longer than I was expecting, but the things that happened were nice to read.
This book does have spiritual aspects and references and some lessons to teach us. Overall a decent read while sitting cozy under a blanket at the end of the day.
Thanks for reading my post and I would like to know what you thought of this book.
Blessings,
Val
This is my opinion and is not sponsored in any way
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