SOON TO BE A MOVIE
HEART OF THE COUNTRY is a wonderful story of love,
forgiveness, and second chances.
FAITH is running. But
then again, that’s what she’s always done.
After the death of her mother, she left North Caroline and her family
behind for Julliard in New York City. Meeting Luke Carraday wasn’t chance, it
was fate. Though her life is nothing
what she expected it to be, it is charmed none the less. She and Luke are riding high until it all
comes crashing down around them.
Luke Carraday was born into success and wealth, but it’s not
all he wants it to be. Working alongside
his father and older brother he is merely a piece of the Carraday dynasty. With his father and brother making all the
important decisions, he feels he needs to branch out on his own, make his own
way. So, he leaves his father’s company
to prove he is a success in his own right.
With Faith at his side, life couldn’t be better. But then disaster strikes and he loses everything
including Faith.
Crushed by Luke’s deception, Faith turns to the only place
she knows to go. Home. Though her father greets her warmly, her
sister isn’t as amiable. She knows she
doesn’t deserve their forgiveness, but she tries as best she can to rebuild
these fragile relationships while deciding if her marriage is worth
saving.
I absolutely loved HEART OF THE COUNTRY. It was warm and heart-breaking all in
one. The best part about it was that I knew
it was going to be made into a movie starring Gerald McRaney and Jana Kramer, so
I had no problem envisioning these characters in all their turmoil and
heartache. The book was written in a
unique way, with each chapter narrated by one of the main characters. It really allowed the reader to be able to establish
a relationship with each character and better understand what made them
tick. Each character was aware of their
weaknesses and shortcomings. They just
were always sure how they could overcome them.
I can’t wait for the movie’s release on December 3rd. I am going to pre-order it today!
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