Finding Jeena Book

Jeena Gregory fought to get beyond her painful past. She'd finally made it - or so she thought. She took a lot for granted when she landed her new job. In order to help cope with some unexpected changes in her life, she focused on her too good to be true new job and spent money past the generous bonus she'd received. She thought she was happy with her life and was oblivious to whom she'd really become. In fact, she thought she was on the fast track to becoming famous in the design world.

A few things about her new boss and their office seemed unusual, but she shoved those thoughts aside, enamored with the opportunities her new job might bring her. Until the day came when life as she knew it changed forever. She soon realized her so-called friends were really into her status and money. Just when she thinks her life can get no worse, she ends up in a place she turned her snobbish nose up at a mere few months earlier.

Will she learn to trust God who she's turned away from for so many years? How could He love her when she thought He didn't love her enough to stop the pain she endured as a child? She couldn't fathom why God would ever decide to hear her prayers when He ignored her all those year ago. She rarely feared much; men were the only thing that could hurt you --especially Christian men. She had no use for them or their God.

Jeena learns that God gives us free will to make choices, and sometimes those choices land us in situations that are difficult to escape from. Will Jeena ever trust God? What other surprises will she find? And will the last place on earth she thought she'd ever find herself turn out to be the best place to help her find God again and the meaning of true friendship?

This is the first book by Miralee Ferrell that I've read, but it won't be my last. She told the story of Jeena beautifully and was truly able to convey her feelings of pain to the reader. There were many lessons in this book. You can either live for God or apart from God, but there's no in between. Miralee leaves the reader with the wonderful message of God's love and how He can transform your life. You just have to be willing to let Him.

I enjoyed reading this book and recommend it. It would be an excellent book to give to someone who's struggling or doesn't see a need for God in their life.

Congratulations, Miralee, on a job well done. May God continue to bless your writing ministry as you share His love and the message of salvation through Jesus Christ in your writing.