Falling in Love on Faith

A Christian Romance Novel

De: LaToya Battle

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Faith can Move Mountains…
Sasha has battled depression in the past but has been blessed to overcome it for the most part. With her thirtieth birthday around the corner, she feels stuck in life. While her siblings are thriving in successful careers, she's only been able to find work as a low-paid cashier and lives in her parents' basement. Her parents' disappointment only adds to her frustration and self-doubt. But when a handsome stranger with a genuine love for Christ steps into the picture and shows her unexpected kindness, things begin to turn around for Sasha. For once, she starts to see that true happiness can be in her future. She begins to realize that God’s willing to give her the desires of her heart — successful career and soulmate included. All it's gonna take is a little faith.

Faith through the toughest times

Wonderful book of love and friendship. With God you can have both. Great read. Enjoyed

This bookwads my least favorite from the author- spoiler alert-

This book was a slow burn, and the main character, Sasha, showed little to no discernment especially when it came to her so called best friend, Kayla. Honestly, their dynamic felt more like two women in their early twenties rather than women in their thirties. Sasha’s mom tried to warn her about Kayla’s envious behavior, and even her fiancé told her he overheard Kayla talking to her sister about betraying Sasha yet Sasha still didn’t believe it. Come on!



What really puzzled me was how Hector could warn Sasha about a potential lawsuit, but somehow not mention anything about the snake of a friend she had right under her nose. Kayla’s jealousy toward Sasha was unbearable; I found myself rolling my eyes repeatedly.



I’m all for forgiveness, but Kayla should’ve faced consequences for leaking customer data. At the very least, Sasha should have told her that trust would need to be rebuilt because envy like that doesn’t just appear overnight. That’s something that had clearly been brewing for a while.