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LoveI absolutely love this series! I was thinking I was going to need a break from the Baxter Family but I definitely do not need one! I just want more! Thank you Karen Kingsbury for a phenomenal story!
I loved this book!! I am loving her books!! She really put me through a emotional rollar coster in this book!! It was sad at first!! But everything worked out!!
Found this a bit slow compared to the first three, fairly enjoyable, but didn't make me stay up late each night reading for ages
Rejoice - Karen KingsburyJust finished the 4th book....and once I stop crying for joy with such a beautiful ending...I will be starting Reunion.Can't believe I'm almost finished the Redemption series it's been such an incrediable journey.Thank you Karen for giving us readers a place to run away too.
I love these books, I simply can't get enough of Karen Kingsbury. Doubt has a way of creeping into dark times, many times we all have doubts when things don't always go our way. Sometimes we wonder why that is but I believe it is the enemy. Luke, and Mr. Baxter have been through this and it was encouraging to see that I wasn't the only one. This book was full of great reminders to rejoice and be joyful in times of trials, this doesn't mean we're not sad or can't cry but to go through the pain wi...
Book #4 in the series focuses mainly on the oldest child, Brooke and her family. The other sibling's story lines continue side by side. I felt as though some plot lines concluded a bit quickly, while some others are being drawn out for quite a while. On the whole, I have enjoyed this series. A regular family facing what could be devatating problems and trials, and learning to rely on their faith to pull them through. My favorite quote from this book: "...The 23rd Psalm says he'll walk with us t
I'm having a love/hate relationship with this series. I've decided it's kind of like a soap opera. I can't help caring about the characters and wondering what's going to happen next. It's not wonderful writing, it's sometimes downright cheesy, and I even skim read a page here and there, but yet I cried my eyes out when the precious little three-year-old was found at the bottom of the pool and the battle for her life began. It's escapist fiction, and I'll be reading the last book in the series to...
GOD is goodAs always another awesome read. I always enjoy your books. This book is just a reminder of what a big and wonderful God we serve. Even in the lowest valleys you can always find him right there to be whatever you need at that moment. Thank you Karen for giving us good clean books to read. God Is Good!
I connected with this book so much . . . Yes, Kingsbury writes books that hit home but for me this is one of the closest to anything I experienced, and it broke my heart more than her other books, just wow. This book is realistic and the characters feel so real that I was right there with them. If you try one out the author's books try this one. I'm sure you won't regret it.
With each book I read in the series, I get more and more hooked. Even though I know it's fiction, there's something refreshing and uplifting about reading about love and having God in the middle of it. I love the messages that these books give you.
~ Audiobook Review ~Wow, this book was hard to read at times, lots of trajedy and suffering! I really enjoyed it though, this series keeps getting better and I get more hooked. I loved the way Brooke learnt to look for God’s goodness even in the darkest of situations, that God can bring good from what the enemy means for evil. Characters: This book focuses on Brooke and her family, but her parents and siblings also have continuing storylines and major events. I’ve included these spoilers so I ca...
This novel focuses on Haley’s accident and her parent’s reactions as they cope with the aftermath. Peter and Brooke separate, and Peter’s choices are also life threatening. In this installment, not only does God talk to Peter, so does Satan. But goodness triumphs over evil, and the extended Baxter family rallies to offer support. The most interesting characters are still the patients in the Alzheimer’s ward. This soap opera concludes in the next installment.
LoveA couple should celebrate their love for each other everyday! that is what I learned in this book, because life has its up and down and it's better to go through it with the other half than by ourselves.
This book primarily focused on Brooke and Peter and their two girls, Maddie and Hayley. Brooke and Peter’s marriage isn’t doing too well. Ever since Peter decided on his own to take Maddie to a specialist due to her recurring fevers, Brooke has felt like they rarely talk and are not happy. They take the girls to a swim party and unfortunately, Brooke gets called to the hospital. Peter is watching a baseball game with his friend, and when Brooke leaves, he is not really watching his girls. When t...
This is the fourth book from the Baxter Family series. This book focuses on the oldest daughter Brooke, and her husband Peter West. Brooke and Peter are doctors with two daughters-Maddie and Haley. The West family is at a friend's house for a little girl's birthday party. Part of the party involves the little girls swimming in a private pool. Brooke is called away for a medical issue. Peter is watching a baseball game with another father. The girls take off their life jackets to eat birthday cak...
The fourth book of Karen Kingsbury’s series “Redemption” was just as moving as the preceding books. Brooke Baxter West and Peter West experience one of the most terrifying things for parents - losing your child. Brooke and Peter’s youngest daughter, Hayley, went for a birthday party that ended up in her fighting for her life. The guilt from the situation suffocates both parents causing them to do things they both know is wrong. For Brooke, she pulls away from everything and everyone. Whereas Pet...
