“Rachelle Covington is living a life most of us can only dream about. But not even the dream home, fancy car and wealthy husband can stave off the feelings of emptiness. These feelings really begin to overwhelm her after she receives a call from a childhood friend with news that makes her push pause on her own life and do some deep self-examination.
Determined not to let her life be more than a shallow, superficial existence that is based mainly on appearance and material possessions, Rachelle returns to her hometown with hopes to gain a clear perspective on every aspect of her life. What she doesn’t expect is to come face to face with an unresolved issue from her past that, if allowed, could jeopardize everything.
The Someday List is a magnificent literary offering that even the staunchest critic of Christian fiction would enjoy. It is well written, with characters one can easily identify with, a plot that is real and has affected people of every race, creed, color and nationality. And while this novel is Christian fiction, it is in no way “preachy.” Instead, it speaks to you softly and subtly, just like the voice of the Holy Spirit.
Simply put, The Someday List is a book that greatly benefits everyone who reads it.
~~Renee Williams, a freelance reviewer at All the Buzz, is the CEO of Literary Signature Services, an event planning business specializing in literary gifts and events for authors , as well as the promotional assistant for TheGRITS.com
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Renee W wrote this review Thursday, January 29, 2009.
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