An Orphan’s Hope – Book Review

Welcome to the Takeover + Review Tour for An Orphan’s Hope by Christina Miller, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours!

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Editor and author Christina Miller’s idea of a perfect day involves a white-sand beach, a stack of books, and a glass of sweet tea. Ten years ago, she decided to leave her job as an RN and become a writer and editor so she could read for a living—and sometimes even work on the beach.

Christina is a Bethany Global University graduate, pastor’s wife, worship leader, and author for Love Inspired, the Christian imprint of Harlequin. When she doesn’t have her nose in a book or her toes in the sand, you might catch her visiting an antebellum mansion, exploring a museum, or teaching at a women’s conference. Christina lives on her family farm with her husband of thirty-three years.

 

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TOUR GIVEAWAY

(1) winner will receive a print copy of An Orphan’s Hope and a $20 Amazon gift card!

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My Thoughts

An Orphan’s Hope by Christina Miller was a great second book in her Natchez series (you DO NOT have to read the first book in order to read this one). I really enjoyed her style of writing in the first book (Finding His Family) and was glad to see she would be continuing the series and characters’ lives.

The main characters of this book, Jase and Erin were interesting and well developed for such a short story. Their interactions seemed realistic (As much as you can in a whirl wind second chance romance 😊) and I loved the focus of the orphaned baby.

I thought that Christina Miller did a wonderful job showing the struggles that a single male would have when thrust into a role he had never experienced before. She also did an excellent job interweaving some good morals into the story.

Very Enjoyable. 4 Stars.

*I volunteered to read this book in return for my honest feedback. The thoughts and opinions expressed within are my own.