Remember (Redemption Series-Baxter 1, Book 2) | Karen Kingsbury, Gary Smalley

Remember (Redemption Series-Baxter 1, Book 2) | Karen Kingsbury, Gary Smalley | Deserves a "Ten!"

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Remember (Redempti...

	Remember (Redemption Series-Baxter 1, Book 2) Karen Kingsbury, Gary Smalley Tyndale House Publishers, 2003 - 432 pages average customer review:based on 29 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Refreshingly real...

What a beautiful, wonderful story. I couldn't put it down. The tale of the Baxter family and it's patriach Dr. John Baxter and his wife Elizabeth stirred my heart with the tender honesty I crave in fiction. Everyone didn't pray the sinner's prayer or make all the right choices, but this book filled me with hope and faith. We are all so weak and fallable and in need of the great grace Christ offers.

From the fragile memories of the Alzhemier's patients at Sunset Hills to the each of the Baxter children's journey to recapture the love and faith they'd left, lost or never discovered, REMEMBER is unforgettable. Bring the tissues and be prepared to leave this book's pages with a renewed understanding of faith, family and country. I'd been thinking this week that a depressive feeling I hadn't felt since September 11th had begun to assail me again in light of recent events. This book was a refreshing chance to truly remember, not only the sorrow of 9-11, but the charity and unity that followed. May God strengthen us all.

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Deserves a "Ten!"

I have never read a series of books that can touch my heart as does the books written by this awesome gal named Karen. She has brought me to tears, and down on my knees more times than I can count. And to think that the story of the Baxters and the entire family is going to continue on for a total of 13 books in three series! God bless you and your wonderful family, Karen, and may God continue to inspire your pen that writes words of gold that touch the hearts of everyone who reads them, and assures us that He is always with us, no matter what.

Even Better Than "Redemption" !

I picked up "Redemption" on a whim, and was very glad I did. I was completely drawn into the Baxter family saga, and came to love all the characters like they were real people. But the one who really stuck with me was Ashley Baxter.

"Remember" is Ashley's story. It still checks in on everyone else, but the focus this time is definitely on the lives of Ashley and Landon. The novel was very emotionally involoving- there were moments I sobbed. I felt the September 11 scenes were quite tastefully done, and I know I had tears streaming down my face numerous times.

I would highly recommend this series to anyone who likes an emotionally involving set of novels. I've found the Baxter family constantly on my mind as I wait to read the next book. You'll be drawn in and come to care about these people like they're your family--Ms. Kingsbury is that good.

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Amazed

This book does the unexpected as it takes you down the road to recovery with Ashley, a young woman with a troubled past. At first I didn't think that I would enjoy it, but I was pleasantly surprised. It shows that God will forgive our sins if we ask Him. I was also surprised at how the author used the events of 9/11 to shape the story. It held my attention and left me amazed to the end.

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