Rainbow's End (Love Inspired)
by Irene Hannon
published
January 1st 2007
by Steeple Hill
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Mass Market Paperback, 256 pages
isbn
0373874154
(isbn13: 9780373874156)
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Read in July, 2008
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Read in April, 2008
If you can beleive this, I actually got this book for free in the mail! It came from a Christian Book Club wanting me to sign up and this was the free gift. I stared at it for a couple days thinking "it's free, how good can it possibly be!?" Well, I picked it up last night, and I'm almost halfway through. 2 hours later, and it's pretty good!
It's about a man and a women who's path's just happen to cross (or was it happenstance?) They've both endured loss and pain in recent years and...more
It's about a man and a women who's path's just happen to cross (or was it happenstance?) They've both endured loss and pain in recent years and...more
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Read in January, 2008
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free promotionrecommends it for: Christian romance readers
Like so many people I got this as a free promotion for the Love Inspired Romance line of Steeple Hill Publications.
First of all I was astonished that such books exist. Romance novels with no graphic scenes of physical intimacy? 'Clean' romance novels? Yet that was what it was.
Its the story of a woman who was badly scarred in a fire that killed her husband and daughter and a man whose wife committed suicide. He happens upon her little farm named "Rainbow's End' and they find they ca...more
First of all I was astonished that such books exist. Romance novels with no graphic scenes of physical intimacy? 'Clean' romance novels? Yet that was what it was.
Its the story of a woman who was badly scarred in a fire that killed her husband and daughter and a man whose wife committed suicide. He happens upon her little farm named "Rainbow's End' and they find they ca...more
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Read in May, 2008
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people who want a very clean uplifting romance
This showed up in my mailbox for free from a Christian romance book club. I was doubtful, but once I started reading it I found it to be a nice, simple, feel-good story. The three main characters are all scarred in various ways and have shut themselves off from connecting with other people. Then they come together in Rainsbow's End where they learn to love and trust once again. Besides the details of Keith's story you never doubt what will happen in the book, but it is nice to read a story where...more
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Read in May, 2008
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I got this book in the mail too. I took me a good month to pick it up. It has been years since I have read Romance. I needed something to read yesterday so that was what got picked up. It was a good easy read. It made me cry several times. It was predictable but I don't think it wasn't supposed to be. It was about the journey back to Love. Not just Christ's love but human love. I enjoyed the scared perspective. Most of us can relate in one way or another.
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Read in July, 2008
Excellent book - I couldn't put it down. I had to take away a star because it ended too quickly. It was like Irene Hannon had a limited number of pages so when she got past page 200, she had to hurry up and bring everything to a conclusion. I would have preferred to read an additional hundred pages...
A quote from one of the characters, "God doesn't call us to understand. Instead, he calls us to trust and to accept."
A quote from one of the characters, "God doesn't call us to understand. Instead, he calls us to trust and to accept."
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This was a book that I received last year from MOPS Int'l as a free book. A really nice summer read - a little bit predictable, but well written and the main characters find their strength & signifigance in God which is always a great reminder to me and can sometimes have more impact on me when it is written in fiction.
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I'm actually kind of embarrassed to admit having read this book. It was unbelievably cheesy. It arrived in the mail from a Christian Romance book club, as part of an invitation to get me to join. Apparently I'm vulnerable to reading whatever happens to be lying around.
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Read in June, 2008
A wonderful book of looking past our scars (inner and outer) to see what lies in our hearts. A book of forgiveness (From God, for others and ourselves). I loved this book. You can't help fall in love and hope for Jill, Keith and little Kyle.
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Read in April, 2008
I truly loved this book. The author was new to me but I hope to read more of her books in the future.
This book made me cry. It was so good and so awesome. The characters were believable and I liked everything about it!
This book made me cry. It was so good and so awesome. The characters were believable and I liked everything about it!
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Read in March, 2008
I got this in the mail from a christian book group promotion. Although this book was extremely cliche, I enjoyed it. The characters were a bit too good to be true, but the thought behind the story was a very good one.
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Read in July, 2008
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any woman who likes to smile and cry at the same time!
It seems with each new book, I find a new favorite. This was probably the MOST heartwarming book I have ever read. It was a simple, easy read but I loved the story and I felt so happy after I read it.
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Read in February, 2008
This is a Christian written book, so if you're looking for a book that you can feel comfortable recommending it to your kids or your grandmother, this is the one. It was really good, I really enjoyed it.
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Read in January, 2008
I liked this book because it tells you about the scars people can have in their life's. We don't always think about other people having problems in their life's like have. Good ending.
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Read in January, 2008
Yeah, it was a cheesy religious (not LDS) romance novel, but I really liked it. They talked a lot about dealing with hard things and accepting the will of God. Interesting insights.
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Read in February, 2008
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It's a Christian romance. Lots of emphasis on the Christian. I found the hints at past secrets annoying, but wanted to learn what they were so I continued to read the book.
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Read in March, 2008
This book was very well written and it was a beautiful love story. It was love inspired so it was totally clean and happy unlike alot of other love stories.
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Read in March, 2008
Overall, it has a nice Christian message to it about finding love and God again after tragedies. I thought it was a bit cheesy at times, though.
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Read in October, 2007
just goes to show you how no one is exempt from hard times, nor doubt, nor ... BUT, that you CAN triumph if you hold on tight to Him!!!
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Read in April, 2008
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A nice, sweet romance. A little predictable, but still enjoyable to read. No explicit sex, language or violence. Very refreshing.
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