Lambert's Code

New Hampshire Wedding #2

by Rachel Hauck

After three years of medical treatment, Julie Lambert faces the irrefutable She will never have children. Devastated, lost, and alone, she buries her pain by making several life decisions that threaten her relationship with her husband, Ethan. Ethan Lambert can't imagine a life without Julie. Yet, his marriage is failing and he doesn't know how to save it. Urged by his grandpa, Ethan launches a journey to understand the Lambert Family Code - submit one to another. Can Ethan and Julie overcome the loss of their dream and rediscover their love for each other? Will they learn to live by Lambert's Code?

Genres: Romance, Christian, Fiction, Christian Fiction

176 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 1, 2012

About the author

New York Times, USA Today & Wall Street Journal Bestselling author Rachel Hauck writes from sunny central Florida.

A RITA finalist and winner of Romantic Times Inspirational Novel of the Year, and Career Achievement Award, she writes vivid characters dealing with real life issues.

Her book, Once Upon A Prince, was made into an original Hallmark movie.

The Wedding Dress has been optioned for film by Brain Power Studio

She loves to hear from readers. She also loves to encourage new writers and is a retired member of the American Christian Fiction Writers Executive Board.

A graduate of Ohio State University with a BA in Journalism, Rachel is an avid OSU football fan. She hopes to one day stand on the sidelines in the Shoe with Ryan Day.

Visit her web site to find out more and click on the icons to follow her on Twitter and Facebook.

www.rachelhauck.com

Reviews

[Katrina Lybbert · Rating 4 out of 5]

Set in New Hampshire, Lambert's Code is a story of healing and renewal in marriage. I enjoyed Ethan and Julie's journey and recommitment to each other as they learned to submit to each other.

[Sandra Kent · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great story

[TheModestMillennial · Rating 2 out of 5]

Great message, poor execution. Firstly, could the word "barren" be used more often? Good gravy, find a synonym! Characters speak with to much flowery language and flourish, not feeling natural at all. I can't get over how crazy selfish the characters are at the beginning of the story which makes the hyper-dramatic turn around at the end even more outlandish. The message of chasing God's plans for your life instead of your own is great, as is the concept of submitting to your spouse, but I just couldn't get into this book.

[Laura A C · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you've ever dealt with infertility, this is a precious read❤

[Margie · Rating 3 out of 5]

If you enjoy Christian Fiction you will like this book. The story is very God centered. Not preachy at all. This is one of the first books Rachel Hauck wrote. Her newer books are still God centered, but not as blunt.

This book has wonderful characters with flaws. It was great to read about a marriage as a work in progress. Ethan and Julie have difficulties to overcome and work out. They weren't always being mature and communicative. This is so real and awesome to read about. It was nice to see the people who surrounded Ethan and Julie wanted their marriage to succeed. So many books are written as though a marriage is disposable.

This book is very uplifting and encouraging. I will be reading more of Rachel Hauck.

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[DelliaJoann VanScyoc · Rating 5 out of 5]

Working together

Lambert's core is a good lesson for all of us. When we marry we really do not know what's in store for the years ahead BUT we have vowed to "hang in there for the long haul" This BOOK gives insight on the wisdom of our elders. it is essential to heed their advice. they have had experiences over the years very similar to what you are going thru. Thank you Rachel for writing human reality.

[Kathy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lambert's Code is a nice, quick read. I liked how Rachel developed the character's and allowed them to work through their crisis and come out stronger in the end. This is a positive example of how family can provide a level of support not seen often in society. It was nicely written and well thought out.

[Peggy Freeman · Rating 4 out of 5]

Chic-Lit With Spiritual Value

This plot is too much of real life for me. It's the first less-than-five-star. I've given Rachel Hauck's writing. Many will love this story of God healing a marriage. Hopefully the Lambert Code will be used by God to heal many relationships.

[Holly J. Handy]

A beautiful story!

I liked this book because it was about real life. I will recommend this book to friends and family. It was a good book.