For Time and Eternity

Jan 19, 2013 Jenny rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I picked this up when it was free on Kindle. It wasn't the sort of book I would normally read as it was listed as historical Christian romance, but I was intrigued by the early Mormon polygamist storyline so thought I would take a chance. I was pleasantly surprised.

This certainly wasn't what I would generally term romance, it was more the story of a relationship and although there was a Christian element, it was more to do with the main character Camilla's upbringing and faith than any attempt...more

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Feb 24, 2012 Kristen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Was pleasantly surprised at this read. The story is about Camilla Fox a young girl who left a Christian home to marry a Mormon moving to the Great Salt Lake. Her life is filled with her family, teaching of the church, and other saints. She is content until a loss sends her into doubt. As she struggles with what she has been taught over the years her husband, Nathan is also struggling. Camilla's struggle takes her back to her Christian faith while Nathan's takes him deeper in the Mormon religion....more

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Sep 30, 2010 Cafelilybookreviews rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

For Time & Eternity, the first book in The Sister Wife series by Allison Pittman, was very interesting to me because I hadn’t ever read a Christian historical fiction novel about Mormon culture. Being raised in Utah, and married to an ex-Mormon, Allison definitely knows her subject matter.

In this book, Allison writes about the Mormon marriage ceremony in great detail and I wondered how she knew so much about the “sacred” and secretive ritual. As part of her research, she spent time in Salt...more
For Time & Eternity, the first book in The Sister Wife series by Allison Pittman, was very interesting to me because I hadn’t ever read a Christian historical fiction novel about Mormon culture. Being raised in Utah, and married to an ex-Mormon, Allison definitely knows her subject matter.

In this book, Allison writes about the Mormon marriage ceremony in great detail and I wondered how she knew so much about the “sacred” and secretive ritual. As part of her research, she spent time in Salt Lake City at Temple Square and also read The Book of Mormon and The Doctrine and the Covenants, as well as talking with and reading posts by ex-Mormons on various online forums.

For Time & Eternity is the story of a young woman who falls in love with a man and finds herself having to choose between her traditional Christian upbringing or following her heart and converting to the Mormon religion of her beloved. Although warned over and over not to follow after the Mormons, she ends up going against her parent’s wishes and running away to marry her beloved. The first part of her marriage seems like a fairytale.

Years later when her husband begins dwelling on the idea of adding a second wife to the family does she realize that this is not the life she hoped for. She feels convicted about leaving her parents as well as walking away from God and His Word into a false religion. However, because she has two young daughters to consider, the choice of whether to stay with her husband and accept his decision to marry another woman or leave him and go back to her parents is much harder than she realized.

The story is intense, emotional and very interesting, although I anticipate that Allison Pittman will take some hits by those who will not agree with her accurate portrayal (and exposure) of the Mormon religion. This book is unique – not your typical Christian fiction love story and that’s part of what kept me turning the pages. The subject matter was so unusual and so different that it was a breath of fresh air to read. For those who love historical fiction – this is a gem.

This book is a cliff hanger at the end and I hated to close the book! Thankfully there is an excerpt of Chapter 1 from the second book in the back so I have an idea of what happens next. I am anxious to read the second book in this series, Forsaking All Others.

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Sep 10, 2010 Victor Gentile rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Allison Pittman in her new book, "For Time & Eternity" Book One in The Sister Wife series published by Tyndale gives us an insight into the Mormon culture in a brand new and unique manner.

In 1850 Iowa at the Deardon dairy farm and Camilla Deardon hears the Mormons singing from their camp nearby. Even though she is a Christian and her father warns her to stay away from them it is the music and the sound of the familiar songs that draws her to their camp. It is there that she meets Nathan Fox...more Allison Pittman in her new book, "For Time & Eternity" Book One in The Sister Wife series published by Tyndale gives us an insight into the Mormon culture in a brand new and unique manner.

In 1850 Iowa at the Deardon dairy farm and Camilla Deardon hears the Mormons singing from their camp nearby. Even though she is a Christian and her father warns her to stay away from them it is the music and the sound of the familiar songs that draws her to their camp. It is there that she meets Nathan Fox and falls in love with him. Despite what her parents have to say Camilla leaves her home, marries Nathan and makes the trip with him and the others to Utah.

This is a story about a marriage between what starts out as a couple then grows when the decision is made that Mormon men are allowed to marry more than one woman. Camilla now has to learn to share her husband with other women who are also his wife. This is a story about the conflict between the Christian faith and Mormon beliefs. This is a frank exploration of a belief system that many of us know very little about. If you are like me you know about the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, you know that Mormons come to the door to evangelize and you know that their headquarters is in Utah. Outside of that my education in things Mormon was very limited.

Ms. Pittman is an accomplished writer who knows how to deliver true to life dialog and create characters that you fall in love with. Ms. Pittman has done an excellent job of research and show all points of view very fairly. This is an excellent read and a thought provoker. And it is only Book One in this new series. Book Two is due out in Summer 2011. Until then we have this first book.

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Sep 10, 2010 Jennifer rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

From my book review blog Rundpinne.

"For Time & Eternity is the first book in Allison Pittman’s The Sister Wife Series. I have been fortunate enough to review other works by Pittman so it was with eagerness I began For Time & Eternity. Pittman takes the reader back to 1850 Iowa where young Camilla Deardon is being raised in a devoutly Christian household and yet is lured to the sounds of singing, which would be the Mormons making their way to Salt Lake City. Pittman captures the emotion...more

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Sep 02, 2010 Laura rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Title: FOR TIME AND ETERNITY
Author: Allison Pittman
Publisher: Tyndale
August 2010
ISBN: 978-1-4143-3596-4
Genre: Inspirational/historical

A group of Mormons are camping near Camilla Deardon’s family’s farm, and the whole town is in an uproar. They want this group of thieving cult members to move on, and the Mormons agree…soon. They are on their way to Salt Lake City, Utah.

When Camilla is on her way to school one day, she meets Nathan Fox and she is smitten. He walks her to school—but steals the che...more

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Aug 21, 2012 Lisa G rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Anyone who thinks Mormons are Christian

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Have you ever read and book that you think is really important? I can't say that's usually (or ever) what I think when reading books but it sure is what I thought while reading this one. The book is a fantastic read, carefully woven by an adept writer. But the subject matter is just so important in this day and time.

Camilla flees her strict God-fearing parents to follow a young man, Nathan Fox, who is part of a Mormon group going to settle in Utah in the late 1800's. Things work well for the cou...more Have you ever read and book that you think is really important? I can't say that's usually (or ever) what I think when reading books but it sure is what I thought while reading this one. The book is a fantastic read, carefully woven by an adept writer. But the subject matter is just so important in this day and time.

Camilla flees her strict God-fearing parents to follow a young man, Nathan Fox, who is part of a Mormon group going to settle in Utah in the late 1800's. Things work well for the couple until Camilla begins to be uncomfortable with the teachings of "the prophet." This book shows how we can be led astray by someone teaching a "different Jesus" than the one that we know, especially when they are acting more Christ-like than the real Christians.

3 But I fear that somehow your pure and undivided devotion to Christ will be corrupted, just as Eve was deceived by the cunning ways of the serpent. 4 You happily put up with whatever anyone tells you, even if they preach a different Jesus than the one we preach, or a different kind of Spirit than the one you received, or a different kind of gospel than the one you believed. (2 Corinthians 11:3-4)

Theology: A+! Ms. Pittman does a wonderful job incorporating biblical themes into her writing without preaching. She portrays God's faithfulness amidst our poor choices. She shows how God can use our suffering to draw us back to Him. She explores the conflict between a husband's authority and being obedient to God. Most of all, she shows us what humility and selflessness look like through Camilla.

Maturity: PG While I think this book was intended for an adult audience, the protagonist is 15 when the book starts and 21 when the book ends. I think there is plenty to appeal to a YA audience. One conflict in the book revolves around polygamy and its affect on marriage.

Social Issues: Mormonism, false teaching, polygamy

I have been truly blessed this summer to read some amazing books. This is one of them. I highly recommend it. The author has really done her research into Mormonism and its perversion of the true Christian faith. Anyone who thinks that Mormonsim is a form of Christianity should read this book.(less)

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Nov 11, 2011 Amy rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

My only defense in reading this was that it was free on Kindle. The author is extremely biased against the LDS church. She says she went to forums and talked to many ex-LDS members. Um...do you really think that is your best source of information? She wrote the main guy, Nathan to be a huge egotistical jerk who only cares what God thinks of him. The LDS community that the main character lives in is full of crazy people who yell from the pulpit and outright and in from of everyone tell you your a...more

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Nov 20, 2011 Betty rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Allison Pittman in her new book, "For Time & Eternity" Book One in The Sister Wife series published by Tyndale gives us an insight into the Mormon culture in a brand new and unique manner.

In 1850 Iowa at the Deardon dairy farm and Camilla Deardon hears the Mormons singing from their camp nearby. Even though she is a Christian and her father warns her to stay away from them it is the music and the sound of the familiar songs that draws her to their camp. It is there that she meets Nathan Fox...more

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Sep 10, 2010 Molly rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: EVERYONE!!!

Recommended to Molly by: Glass Roads PR

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Stunning. Beautiful. Breathtaking. Incredible. I could go on and on with descriptions of this book. Allison Pittman is not a new to me author, but I must say that this book, this breath taking start of what is sure to be a wonderful new series, is her best book yet. There aren't enough words to describe what I felt as I read this book.

In For Time and Eternity, Pittman introduces us to Camilla and Nathan. You see, they are Mormons. When I read that, I was really anxious and curious to see if thi...more

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Nov 15, 2011 Shari Larsen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

All Camilla Deardon knows of the Mormons camping nearby is the songs she hears floating on the breeze. Then she meets one of them—a young man named Nathan Fox. Never did she imagine he would be so handsome, so charming, especially after Mama and Papa’s warnings to stay away. Though she knows she should obey her parents, Camilla can’t refuse her heart. But even Nathan’s promises cannot prepare her for what she will face in Utah. (Product description from Amazon).

This story opens in 1850, during t...more

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Jan 29, 2011 Stacia rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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This was a well written book with a interesting story line. Camilla is a lovable character that you want to shake to her senses in the beginning and cheer her on in the end. Her book takes place during the 1850's early Mormon church history. The story follows her spiritual struggles after losing a child and while she is asked to give her approval so her husband could take a second wife. I really feel as though the author did hit home a lot of early Mormon beliefs and life in early Utah.

As a Chr...more

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Jan 28, 2013 Lisa rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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The author admitted that she browsed ex-Mormon websites and discussion boards for research for this book (as well as talking with her husband, who had been excommunicated from the Mormon church). It shows; this book is extremely biased against the Mormon faith. I am very offended with the way Allison Pittman portrayed Latter-day Saints, and I wish she'd looked to other sources besides the rantings of ex-Mormons for information.

She flat-out called Mormons "liars" and said that Mormons consider Jo...more

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Apr 03, 2013 Amanda Caldwell rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I didn't really know what to think of this. I liked it, but at times it made me uncomfortable. I'm a Christian, but I feel uncomfortable when other religions start getting put down. I did learn a lot about the early Mormon church though and I suppose just the Mormon church in general. I didn't realize how many ways Mormons differ from Christians. I've always been interested in learning about other religions and cultures, so this did tend to keep my interest. This one also seemed a bit more "adul...more

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Sep 10, 2010 Clockstein Lockstein rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

For Time and Eternity by Allison Pittman is the first book in the Sister Wife series. Camilla Deardon is smitten by Nathan Fox from the moment she lays eyes on him and he swipes the cheese and milk she was bringing to her teacher. Although her parents have warned her to stay away from the Mormons who are camping outside of her small Iowan town, she can't stop thinking about this young man who is the first person to treat her as though she has true value. She runs away, almost without meaning to,...more

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Sep 10, 2010 Theresa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Teen through Adult

Recommended to Theresa by: Glass Road

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"For Time & Eternity" is both a fascinating and emotional read - one that will be long remembered. Being written in the first person, it pulls you into the heart and mind of the main character, Camilla. She tells her story with both passion and great emotion, creating her to be both realistic and believable. She captured my heart from the beginning, with her honesty and spirit.

The story begins in 1850 when Camilla is only 15 years old. She is innocent and naive and doesn't understand why her...more

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Nov 29, 2011 Jael rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011, christian, fiction, history, mormon

I really don't read much fiction any more, especially Christian fiction, which I have a general personal vendetta against - but because it was free on Kindle and about a topic I'm intrigued with at the moment (Mormonism), I gave it a read.

It was interesting. In fact, I liked it more than I thought I would - it wasn't well-written, but made a lot of interesting points. I think the part that stood out to me most was the part where Kimana (the Native American maid) makes the point to the main chara...more

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Feb 11, 2013 Katya rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book stunned me.

I'm not a reader of historical fiction or stories with a religious theme, but this book ended up in my queue after an Amazon giveaway and I'm SO GLAD it did. Camilla's tale drew me in, first slowly- then suddenly I was racing to finish, to see what happens next. Allison Pittman has created an emotional masterpiece here. My heart was Camilla's heart when I was reading. I too loved Nathan and struggled to find truth. The conclusion of the book came so swiftly that I had to lo...more

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Nov 11, 2011 Ruth rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I debated back and forth between two stars and three. The circumstances driving the plot alone deserve a good rating just because this is a fantastic set-up for some fantastic conflict, both internal and external. It's also in the story's favor that it's a love story, but not necessarily a romance (rare in the Christian chick-lit genre).

Sadly, although I didn't overtly dislike the book, neither the writing nor the development rate three stars. I do, however, offer Pittman kudos for doing someth...more

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May 29, 2011 Maureen Lang rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is a great read from Allison Pittman, told from the first-person point of view of a young girl who leaves her family and her faith behind to marry a passionate, charming Mormon. I found each of the characters interesting and believable, and the faith journey of the heroine especially well done. It's the first in the Sister Wives series, and I'll definitely be looking for the next book! Although fiction, it's well researched and a nice portrayal of the differences between Mormonism and Chris...more

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Jan 09, 2013 Anita rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

a wonderful romance with suspense and historical parts too. Ms Pittman very effectively handled the faith differences in diaglogue without being boring or overly judgemental. I came to feel sorry for the other wives. I think my favorite character is the Indian maiden who became a friend, not a servant.

I especially appreciated the last few pages where she answers questions about why she wrote it the way she did.

I look forward to reading more. I recommend it to every believer who has ever had a M...more

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Dec 11, 2011 Melanie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I enjoyed this book. I happen to be very interested in religion as a whole and this book does a great job of depicting the LDS church and it's beliefs during that time (they tend to change the rules as they please.)
The main character is likable and you get a chance to really know her and understand her. I didn't realize this was a series (trilogy maybe) so I ordered the next book as soon as I finished this one. I'm very anxious to continue with the story, as the first book ended abruptly and lef...more

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Jan 15, 2012 Emily rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I am not sure how I feel about this book. I did enjoy it, and I think it has an interesting viewpoint of Mormons historically. Even though I am not a practicing Mormon, nor do I promote the Mormon religion, I think the information in here should be taken with a grain of salt. It was written from a very biased perspective. Other than that, I found myself identifying with the main character, and very sad for her. I will most likely read on with the next books. I am interested to see where her stor...more

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Mar 20, 2013 Rachel Brand rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I sped through this book in about 48 hours, and I'm not entirely sure what to write about it. I can't think of any flaws, but I think it'll take a while for the entire story to sink in. I don't often rush out and buy the sequel (student on a budget!) but I might just do that with this book. I adored Camilla's growth and her spiritual revelations felt so believable. Experiencing Camilla's growth alongside her and her struggles with the doctrine of her faith was both fascinating and heart-breaking...more

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Nov 09, 2011 Kristy rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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WOW. I have not come across a historical novel in a long time that has held my interest so immediately and throughout the whole book. I could barely put this one down, read it in 2 days. It may be in the romance section at local bookstores, but it's truly so much more than that...any romance in it is downplayed by the more persistent topic of a young woman's journey back to God after following her husband into the Mormon religion. There was a lot in here that I didn't even know about how far off...more

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Feb 21, 2012 Camille rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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From my blog: http://books-camilleelise4.blogspot.com

For Time & Eternity by Allison Pittman

I was lucky enough to snag this when it was a Kindle Freebie on Amazon. If you were lucky enough to get it too, I highly recommend you read it now!

Camilla Deardon knows very little of the Mormons camped nearby her home, except that her parents have warned her to stay far away. And that her parents do not consider the Mormons Christian.

Camilla, who is being raised in a very religious household, studies...more

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Aug 31, 2010 Elizabeth rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: everyone

This book by Allison Pittman was my favorite read this year. Seriously, I loved it! It was one of those books that I carried around the house with me...every few minutes mattered. I think my 3 year old was neglected for, like, 3 days when I was reading this book. {grin}

I’m a pretty avid Historical Fiction reader and a Pittman fan, so when I heard that she was writing a book based on the history of the Mormon church, I was instantly intrigued. Two words consumed my mind...

Plural marriage!

I have a...more This book by Allison Pittman was my favorite read this year. Seriously, I loved it! It was one of those books that I carried around the house with me...every few minutes mattered. I think my 3 year old was neglected for, like, 3 days when I was reading this book. {grin}

I’m a pretty avid Historical Fiction reader and a Pittman fan, so when I heard that she was writing a book based on the history of the Mormon church, I was instantly intrigued. Two words consumed my mind...

Plural marriage!

I have a huge fascination with this culture of plural marriage and sister-wives. Not because I’m interested...oh no, but because I am so curious about how people, real men and real women, go about making these decisions. I devoured For Time & Eternity.

I’m not going to go into super detail of the story line so NO BIG SPOILERS here...but I do want to go into the way I was emotional reeled in with the writing and characters.

Camilla Deardon is a young girl at the outset. She knows that she is supposed to stay away from the Mormon camp but when she meets Nathan Fox, she can’t. Imagine being a lonesome 15 year old girl who suddenly is being charmed up & down, backwards & forwards by an attractive young man who has an entire family (his church) to offer. Everyone seems happy & cheerful, unlike her household where her father is unyieldingly strict and her mother is just a very dutiful mother, nothing more, nothing less. The companionship she feels with Nathan and the people he introduces her to were unlike anything she had ever experienced. ...and they are on their way to ZION.

What Pittman does so well is that you fall in love with Nathan along with Camilla. You know she shouldn’t let him dupe her but you can’t help but keep pushing her toward him. He’s handsome, charismatic, and completely smitten with the Mormon prophecy. She has never met someone so passionate about spirituality. Can you blame her near instantaneous love for Nathan and what he says he can provide her with? No...you can’t. Camilla is also so likable...sweet, naive, and longing to belong.

Camilla does go against her parents and runs away with Nathan. I was so invested at this point I couldn’t put the book down. The story moves forward rapidly here and she has been married for several years and has two daughters. She seems happy and still as in love as the day she met Nathan. Plural marriage is running rampant at this point and while she does not appreciate the practice, she also assumes that it won’t touch her life because she and Nathan are so in love. But, when Nathan and Camilla go through a devastating loss they both seem to reflect on their emotions, spirituality, and perspective...just as we all do in real life. As they consider their future they are suddenly on different planets, neither really understanding the other.

The wonderful thing about this story is that you can really put yourself into Camilla’s, and even Nathan’s, shoes. Camilla believing whole-heartedly that plural marriage is not right and you want to fight for her. But, Nathan is so lovable and charmingly handsome, you can see yourself swooning, lost in his gaze. You feel his loss, his hurt, and love for Camilla as much as you feel Camilla’s righteous anger about plural marriage. Pittman's writing is spot on. She owns the craft!

As the reader, you’ll have huge emotional reactions to names like Evangeline, Brigham Young, Rachel, and...AMANDA. Beautiful. Sweet. Innocent. Amanda.

And with that I will let you figure the rest out. I HIGHLY recommend this book. Extremely well-written. Well-rounded characters. Believable and superb story-line. Compelling.

In my opinion...best book of the year! (less)

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Nov 16, 2011 Sarah Paul Garcia rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I struggled with this book because I felt it got way too preachy. I understand that it is a Christian fiction book, but it was heavy handed. I have a hard time enjoying a book when the author is constantly interrupting the flow of the story in order to push her message. Perhaps the books later in the series are more refined, but I don’t think I will put myself through reading them to find out. The ending is very bizarre and doesn't fit with the retrospective aspect of the begining of the book.

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Oct 14, 2012 Marybeth Myers rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

It was free on Kindle. It was entertaining enough that I purchased the sequel. Of course I believe it was purposely left with a rather large cliffhanger to insure that you would.

I was not aware this was Christian fiction when I started reading it. I do think the author has a bias against the LDS church. I am not extremely well educated on Mormonism but if the tale is historically accurate - well most churches have been known for religious persecution at some point in their history.

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Nov 22, 2010 Angela Breidenbach rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I loved this book! You know it's a great book when days later you're still thinking about the characters. Camilla Fox was so real to me that I actually went online to see if there was information on an historical figure. She's poignant, vivid, and full of rich reality. I was honestly surprised that she wasn't drawn from a real pioneer woman but was a compilation of many women. I don't often wait with impatience for the next book to come out, but book 2 is on my must get it now list!

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