Phyllis R. (cagranny) - , reviewed For Time & Eternity (Sister-Wife, Bk 1) on + 57 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
This is a tremendous story, one that you will not be able to put down until you are finished. The only disappointing thing is that it leaves you hanging waiting for book 2 of the series to come out, which is not scheduled to be released until Summer of 2011.
LaVonne W. (Grnemae) -
Helpful Score: 1
This book was an interesting read and I plan to read the next in the series because the story is very compelling and I want to find out the conclusion of Camilla's story.
A 15 year old girl in a matter of days make a decision that impacts her entire life and then 6 years later she starts to doubt and wonder.
This book seemed like a religion bashing. The author states that she used information from web sites and message boards from former Mormons, the fact that she lived in Utah as a child and that her husband is an excommunicated Mormon as her research.
I like that the character Camilla has faith related issues but I did not like the manner in which the author used what seems to be biased information for her story development.
For those of the Mormon faith, I am sure this book will very much feel anti-Mormon.
A 15 year old girl in a matter of days make a decision that impacts her entire life and then 6 years later she starts to doubt and wonder.
This book seemed like a religion bashing. The author states that she used information from web sites and message boards from former Mormons, the fact that she lived in Utah as a child and that her husband is an excommunicated Mormon as her research.
I like that the character Camilla has faith related issues but I did not like the manner in which the author used what seems to be biased information for her story development.
For those of the Mormon faith, I am sure this book will very much feel anti-Mormon.
I was leery of this book, but enjoyed it so much that I can not wait to read the second book.
Virginia P. (virginiajeanne) reviewed For Time & Eternity (Sister-Wife, Bk 1) on + 207 more book reviews
Camilla meets a man named Nathan and falls in love. He is a Mormon and she is tired of her strict religious parents. She leaves her family and her faith to marry Nathan, and they travel to Utah, where the rest of the Mormons live.
I thought this was an interesting book. There is a lot of detail about the Mormon faith in this book, including their idea of multiple marriages, doctrine, etc. The cliffhanger ending made me want to pick up book two and see how the story continued.
I thought this was an interesting book. There is a lot of detail about the Mormon faith in this book, including their idea of multiple marriages, doctrine, etc. The cliffhanger ending made me want to pick up book two and see how the story continued.
Really good book kept you wanting to turn the page to find out more
