Letters from Grace Love and War Book 1 edition by Rachel Muller Religion Spirituality eBooks
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Is loving a man in uniform worth the risk?
Scarred from the death of her fiancé in World War II, Grace Campbell must learn to love again. Lieutenant Luke Brady could make falling in love easy…except he’s going to war. There’s one thing that can keep a thread tied between them—letters. But the suave Dr. William Keller enchants Grace with his charm and proposes marriage. She must choose between them. Will she settle for comfort and safety or risk losing everything on the Normandy beaches?
Letters from Grace Love and War Book 1 edition by Rachel Muller Religion Spirituality eBooks
If I could I would rate this novel a 10! Rachel Muller, for this being the first historical novel, you have done an exceptional job! I've read many historical novels, and books in general; very few are the quality of this novel. The story's (she has given each of the main characters a story line as she ties them all together) are so authentic and well written, there were many times that I became involved and engrossed in the story line that I would loose track of time. There were a few places where I even reacted to the story by crying out. This is a wonderful novel, this will go down as one of my favorite novels.The attention to details of that era is remarkable. Right down to the White gloves we used to have to wear when in public. However, the testimony of God's love, grace and mercy is remarkable! The reality that we all lose our way or get mad at God is so very real. The response and guidance from the Bible and Christian counsel is very admirable and spot on! It is these human moments and emotions that add greatness to this novel!
Rachel Muller, bravo!! I will forever be a fan!
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Letters from Grace Love and War Book 1 edition by Rachel Muller Religion Spirituality eBooks Reviews
Saturday afternoon, I bought a copy of Rachel D. Muller's book Letters from Grace. About half way through the book, I also purchased the second book in the series, Maggie's Mission.
Yes, it was that good!
I finished Letters from Grace about midnight, and am anxious to start the second one.
If you are a fan of WWII stories, Christian inspiration, romance and even a bit of intrigue, I hope you will check out this series
The story of Grace and Luke will keep you reading, Muller has covered the bases in the vein of Sarah Sundin , Tricia Goyer and Cara Putman.
I do not generally buy eBooks, but when this one came across my eyes, the cover caught my eye. I love WW2 fiction and with a lovely cover to boot, I just had to read it and not wait for me to be able to afford a print edition. I read it while traveling and found that even though my reading was broken up, I kept wanting to go back to it.
The writing was excellent, the history was fresh, and even though many books have been written about this time period, this was another look from other eyes. It held the flavor of Sarah Sundin and Tricia Goyer, whom are two of my all time favorite WW2 authors in Christian fiction.
You will enjoy this book if you enjoy Christian WW2 fiction.
I loved the characters in this book . They felt real to me and the story hit home on a personal level. My Grandfather served in the Army in World War Two and landed on Omaha Beach on D- Day, so I felt a real connection to the storyline. The problem I had with the book are the inaccuracies in the history aspects. D-Day was not announced to the world in advance. It would have been counterproductive to the Invasion. I understand that authors take liberties sometimes, but when doing a storyline like this, it should be written a little more accurately. I did enjoy the storyline altogether and the writing was good. I just didn't like the inaccuracies. I would read this author again though.
This story is warm and comfortable and reflects life in a fair and accurate and meaningful way. The characters are genuine and the story flows smoothly.
The struggles her characters face are common to us all, which helped me to identify with them as if they were real people.
Rachel offers wise advice in her story that's applicable to our lives today.
This is a story that explores not only fear, but loss and regret as well.
Her action scenes from the D Day attack were well written and suspenseful. Bear in mind her action sequences were not designed to entertain, but to point back to the relationships between the characters.
Muller is able to explore vulnerability in a way I have not before encountered, and I appreciated her take on the subject.
She does provide a completely unexpected twist at the end that I found both alarming and satisfying.
I posted this review on GoodReads as well, but wanted to post here too. Instead of working on my essays for work, I am sneaking off to write a review...To be honest, this is the first Christian romance fiction I have read to the end. There are others I have started and haven’t gotten around to finishing, and some I just haven’t touched yet—but back to the point. I am glad Rachel’s book was my first. I’ll list some of my issues with the story first, but as a whole, I enjoyed the book.
I am not a religious person, so there were some moments in the story that I felt were too much for me, such as when one of the character feels bad for turning to alcohol to numb away pain. It felt a bit over the top for me, but I understand at the same time, granted it’s a Christian fiction after all. Another issue I had was with the character of the doctor. I wanted to know what it was that motivated him to do what he did and why he was so adamant about his affections. Maybe it is as simple as it is, but his action towards the end kind of blindsided me. Something just felt off about it. But other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed the story.
What Ms. Muller does so well and beautiful in this story is the chemistry between our leading couple simply through letters. The story of the relationship between Grace and Luke is woven in through the letters they write, and what is amazing is that Rachel builds their love simply on that. They hardly see each other, and have barely met, but overtime, their letters bring them together. In addition, I really loved the descriptions and feelings the author is able to illustrate in the time of war. I was able to feel the panic and loss the characters felt. The author also has the ability to just hook you through each chapter, and you do want to continue reading more to see who is alive, who is injured, and who did or did not make it. This first novel by Ms. Muller was an enjoyable and smooth read. I was satisfied with the ending, and then went to buy the next novel. I have yet to start that, but I can’t wait to see what unfolds for Maggie. I already hope for the best for her from the outcome of this book, but must hold back on my predictions and have reservations until I can read “Maggie’s Mission.”
If I could I would rate this novel a 10! Rachel Muller, for this being the first historical novel, you have done an exceptional job! I've read many historical novels, and books in general; very few are the quality of this novel. The story's (she has given each of the main characters a story line as she ties them all together) are so authentic and well written, there were many times that I became involved and engrossed in the story line that I would loose track of time. There were a few places where I even reacted to the story by crying out. This is a wonderful novel, this will go down as one of my favorite novels.
The attention to details of that era is remarkable. Right down to the White gloves we used to have to wear when in public. However, the testimony of God's love, grace and mercy is remarkable! The reality that we all lose our way or get mad at God is so very real. The response and guidance from the Bible and Christian counsel is very admirable and spot on! It is these human moments and emotions that add greatness to this novel!
Rachel Muller, bravo!! I will forever be a fan!
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