I got this book for free after seeing it on the Kindle Buffett list. I did not know the author but since I enjoy Christian fiction, figured I would give it a try. The book was a pretty decent read. There were a few typos but not major enough to be distracting or annoying.Sidra Lyons, is a successful lawyer in DC who is also an outspoken Christian. Sidra learns that her father's (Sidero Lyons) infidelity that broke up their home produced a love child (her 1/2 sister Sidney). Sidra is torn about getting to know this sister but then circumstances develop which have Sidra defending Sidney against criminal allegations. The two then get to know each other. While the pre-trial issues unfold, the sisters are also dealing with a stalker. During all of this Sidney starts to discover Christ and Sidra starts to finally decide to trust someone with her heart and falls in love. As the relationship between Jensen and Sidra develops that deal with trust issues, abstinence, and addiction.The book was too long (at 244 pages) and really tried to pack to much into 244 pages and toward the end I just started skimming the pages. Also, some of the things did seem implausible like the trial against Sidney (read like it was for criminal charges), but depicted as if it was a civil trial since one person (who was not the District Attorney) had the power to make the case go away.
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