Happy Wednesday!
Today I want to share with you my reviews on the first two books in the Mosaic Collection!
When Mountains SingAuthor: Stacy Monson
Series: The Mosaic Collection, Book 1
Genre: Women’s Christian Fiction
Mikayla Gordon loves nothing more than sleeping under the stars, reeling in the “big one,” and long hikes in the wilderness. A medical crisis reveals a 30-year-old secret that turns everything she’s known and believed upside down, unraveling her dreams and her identity.
In search of answers, she follows a trail from Minnesota to Colorado and discovers more unwelcome secrets even as she falls in love with the majestic beauty of the Rocky Mountains, and a youth leader who shares the greatest secret of all.
Knowing her life can never go back to what it was, she must make decisions that will impact far more than just her future.
When Mountains Sing, the first offering by the Mosaic Collection and written by Stacy Monson, hooked me from the beginning. Not only is the author an expert in describing the northern wilderness of Minnesota and Colorado, she makes me want to go there and experience it myself! Mikayla makes life-altering decisions concerning her family, her spiritual life, and her personal life, and it makes for a wonderful story of redemption and love. I hope this storyline is continued – soon!!
UnboundAuthor: Eleanor Bertin
Series: The Mosaic Collection, Book 2
Genre: Women’s Christian Fiction
Ruthie Adrian loves ranch life with her handsome husband, Mac, and his family. But her hopes for a child dissolve when Mac, his brother and his father are killed in a crash. Added to their heartbreak, Ruthie and her mother-in-law, Naomi, now face rejection by her sister-in-law O’Dell, and impossible barriers as they try to protect their land.
Jake, Naomi’s brother-in-law and a self-styled prophet, steps up with a bizarre offer. A God-send or a trap? With raw grief, unexpected humor, and life-giving grace, Unbound is a modern twist on a timeless tale of the unique bond between two widows, who harbour a few secrets of their own.
I was so pleased when I read Eleanor Bertin’s Unbound, the second book in the Mosaic Collection! Loosely based on the classic Biblical story of Ruth, Ruthie and her mother-in-law Naomie suffer loss in a modern Canadian setting. The prospect of losing their farm and being estranged from the other sister-in-law are very real in this story, and the character of “Jake” is certainly no Boaz! If you like women’s fiction with a sprinkle of romance and a rural setting, you’ll love Unbound!
Check back tomorrow as I review books 3 and 4, and on Friday with my interview with author Brenda Anderson!
Happy Wednesday!
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