Forgivin' Ain't Forgettin' by Mata ElliottStory about two people that had some forgiving to do towards people that had changed their lives forever. But with the help of god, they are able to forgive and move on with their life.
I didn't like the way the book ended. It left me hanging. Did Trevor and Cassidy adopt Herbie? Did they have any kids together?
Trevor lost his wife to a drunk driver accident. He was left with two girls, Brittney and Brandi. the three of them were staying with Odessa. She was an elderly lady that went to the same church as them. Trevor had set his kitchen on fire accidently and Odessa offered her house to the family.
Cassidy was the niece of Odessa. Odessa had raised Cassidy. When Cassidy arrived home from a time out of town, she found Trevor and the girls staying there. She did not like Trevor at first but he frew on her.
Together, they come to realize their love for each other and get married.
4 stars out of 5.
1 comment:
Mrs Elliott. I love your novel, but Cassidy's character is one I don't like. How did Trevor stand that conceited, bitter woman? I love all the rich character names. I love the names Yaneesha and Trudy. Brenda, Trevor's dead wife sparks more passion in Trevor's memory than alive, Cassidy. Cassidy, YUCK, can't stand you girl. Cassidy has got to be the worst protagonist I've ever read. Yuckky. I did enjoy the book though. I could have slapped Cassidy a few times.
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