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Carrie Walker
Jan 30, 2024 rated it it was amazing
What a powerful and captivating story! I've loved all of Amanda Wen's books so far, and this one was no different. I enjoyed the balance of two present day POVs and one historical. The love story between Matt and Siobhan was so beautiful and the themes in both timelines about being a survivor vs. a victim and forgiveness were so moving. I'm sure there are many readers who can relate to some portion of this story, if not the specific circumstances, the trying to reconcile a perfect God with his i ...more
Melissa (christianbooksandcoffee)
Wow! What an amazing Story! Loved it! This is a split timeline story. We have one story from the 1870s and one that is modern day. In the past story, we have Deborah, who was scalped at a young age and survived along with her sister. She doesn't think she will ever get married because of her head scars. But a marriage of convenience with Levi comes along and she finds she can fall in love after all. But when the past catches up with her, will she be able to forgive? In the modern-day story, Siob ...more
Charity
Feb 23, 2024 rated it it was amazing
You know those books where you have to stop reading after each chapter just to let it soak in? This is one of those books. This isn't an easy book to read, but it's one of those that's an important one. This delves into abuse: spiritual, se*ual, emotional. And all by a church leader. It looks into forgiveness and what it means to forgive.

This book is an emotional roller coaster, and honestly helped confirm that some things from my own past were not ok. It is NOT an easy read, and it had me ugly
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Leslie
I am a big fan of Amanda Wen’s work and have read every single book she has published! When I found out that Ms. Wen’s latest release, The Rhythm of Fractured Grace was coming out I couldn’t wait to get my hands on it! The Rhythm of Fractured Grace is the third book in the Sedgwick County Chronicles series and is a split time novel set in Kansas during the 1870s and present day. The story revolves around Deborah, a woman who bares scars and trauma from a scalping and Levi, a widower with a young ...more
Vivian
Nov 03, 2024 rated it liked it  ·  review of another edition
Historical storyline 5 stars.

Unlike other readers, I wasn’t a big fan of the contemporary storyline although the story of the violin’s history was quite interesting.
Melmo2610
Feb 18, 2024 rated it really liked it
Amanda Wen writes the most compelling stories. I have thoroughly enjoyed her earlier stories and this dual time read pulled me in quickly. I loved how the timelines complimented each other and how the struggles of the two main female characters were similar. Forgiveness is a major thread in both storylines and both showed how hard it can be to forgive when you’ve been badly hurt. This story is a great example of how hard forgiveness can be but how freeing it can be to forgive. A beautifully writ ...more
Audra Murray
Aug 21, 2025 rated it it was amazing  ·  review of another edition
This Sedgwick County Chronicles series has been most excellent. The subject matter may be tough at times but the journey is worth it. Split-time stories with intriguing story threads. Throughly enjoyed this series.
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Erin Mueller
Feb 24, 2024 marked it as tbr-historical-fiction
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