A tried and true classic.I had read this book some time ago. I remember being, nervous, anxious, abandoned, alone, hopeful, sad and every emotion a woman done wrong can feel, all those emotions powered me to finish the book in record time. This time I decided to read it again in preparation for the release of "Forever An Ex". While the emotions remain the same I was able to read it at leisurely pace and really connect to what Sheridan was going through. Now based on the subject matter many will decide not to read but if you were to remove "that" subject and replace it with any other scenario, you will be able to relate. At the time the book was written many books were released on that topic and here over ten years later I still feel the story should be told, always. One author, may finally give you that aha moment. This is Sheridan's story it can very well be your story. The path to survival is NEVER easy but forgiveness makes it bearable. And yes this book is still deserving of the 5 Stars I initially gave it.Next up, Ex-Files.................another tear jerker.
This book this book this book.....awesome. Ups and downs, turmoil, and happiness wrapped all in one book. This book delivers a lot, the happiness of marriage, the heart brokenness of love, the spiritual warfare's of life but the joy of hope. Also, sheds a light on how parents shouldn't ignore their children's cry for help during a time of devastation. Children are not able to express themselves verbally and deal with life burdens differently than adults. Lesson...please pay attention to children and don't get wrapped up in your own issues that you ignore the neon loud signs of your children's unhappiness. WONDERFULL BOOK. As she always puts out great books. One of MY FAVORITE favorite authors of all time. VCM rocks.
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