Reviewed by phyllish on
Vanessa and Topher have been like oil and water, constantly getting on one another's nerves. Poor Sean (you do remember him from A Heart Redirected, right?), the wedding planner, had his hands full with the two of them, especially as they were both becoming quite popular for weddings. I enjoyed getting to know these two and watching them go from practically sworn enemies to falling in love.
I especially enjoyed the afternoon when Sean and Topher joined the other men linked to Peacock Hill to hang out. Only to find out these more outdoorsy and athletic guys planned on doing archery. Because Sean and Topher are not the outdoorsy and athletic types, the result was less than ideal. Topher's response was classic, and if it would make any sense out of context, I would quote it in its entirety here!
Elizabeth Maddrey seems never to be afraid of tackling difficult subjects and A Heart Rearranged is no exception. You may recall from my review of A Heart Redirected that there was a discussion about Sean having an offer to coordinate a wedding between two men. Well, they are friends of Topher's, and their relationship is now in trouble. I appreciated, yet again, the Biblically sound and compassionate way that Topher counseled and prayed for Brian and shared the truth with him as well.
If you enjoy a sweet romance that will make you smile and challenge you to a deeper walk with the Lord, I recommend A Heart Rearranged. If you have not already read the other Peacock Hill stories, I encourage you to read them in order first. Not because this one does not stand alone, it does; however, the stories build on each other and it will greatly enhance your reading experience.
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I was given a copy of this book. I was not required to give a favorable review nor was any money received for this review. All comments and opinions are my own.
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- 25 September, 2019: Reviewed