Thank you Netgalley and Revell Books for the gifted book!
by: Ann H. Gabhart
narrated by: Jeanine Bartel rating: really liked
Tansy Calhoun loves books, so when she got the opportunity to become a packhorse librarian, she of course relished the opportunity. But being a bookwoman means more than just going her routes and delivering books. It means getting intricately connected in the lives of those she is investing her time in. And when the winds of circumstance change the trajectory of life for several individuals on Tansy's route, including Tansy herself, they are all faced with what love, family, and being mountain people means.
I really liked this story and how seamless it weaved in faith and Biblical truths. The characters weren't just expository preaching through their dialogue to the reader like some lesser Christian novels do, rather they were living out their faith and doubts in light of their Biblical knowledge and it felt very sincere. I also thought the story felt true while also ending in a nice bow, which I always appreciate. I do love a happy ending.
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