Grace and a Pinch of Faith

A Christian Romance Novel

By: Taretha Jones

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Brains, beauty, and faith. Forty-four-year-old Angelique Avery has all three. She also has two siblings — two younger sisters — who’ve been married for years, leaving Angelique the last woman standing. Angelique wants a soulmate, too, but her Mr. Right has been quite elusive. With menopause feeling like it’s right around the corner, Angelique has all but given up on ever having a husband and children of her own. When a handsome, charming, and very saved technology executive offers her an exciting job opportunity — all on a silver platter — Angelique ends up doing what she always does in such situations: She turns to God, asking Him if she should give the job offer a yay or nay. But the God that Angelique serves answers prayers in areas other than just jobs and finances. With God’s grace and a pinch of Angelique's faith, her happy-ever-after might be right on the horizon, just waiting for her to claim it!

Enjoyable

Grace with a pinch of Faith was what I expected. God is faithful until the end. No matter what obstacles present themselves.

Great christian relationship

Storyline was good character, growth was good. The only thing missing they never attended church. 2 characters with such a strong Christian belief and trust in God, it was never mentioned once if the main character ever actually attended church. Would have been another chance to show character growth.

Grace and a pinch of faith

Excellent story, something we all need. That grace to keep us, when we don’t realize we need it. And to live our everyday life with that faith to help us to stand strong no matter what.

Virtual voice

The story was good. The virtual voice was awful. You can't substitute a human voice and emotion

Virtual voice NOT good

The story is OK. Nice out of the ordinary setting and good Christian presence in the characters. The author overused the words reverie and buoyant way too many times - about eight times for reverie alone.
The virtual voice is not sophisticated enough to properly convey tone and cadence, but I stuck with it to know how the story turned out. I will not start another audiobook with virtual voice narration though.