Reviews for The Sunday Morning Wife (Peace In The Storm Publishing Presents)

The average rating for The Sunday Morning Wife (Peace In The Storm Publishing Presents) based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-01-22 00:00:00 Douglas Dishauzi I have to give "The Sunday Morning Wife" a measly 3 stars because I feel that Rice's writing was average. There was nothing shocking or remotely interesting about the story. I felt that there would be more to it based on the synopsis, but the text itself really bored me and I found myself skipping over sections of the book in an effort to finish the damn thing. The novel was marketed as contemporary Christian fiction, and I guess Rice succeeded at that goal. She wrote a "Christian" novel about a taboo topic. I found the characters shallow, underdeveloped, and unrealistic to be quite frank. It's simple chick lit. And definitely not a favorite book. Rice had a great topic and interesting plot, and I just don't think she did enough to convey Yolanda's progress or the relationships between Vicki and Timothy, Vicki and Andre, and Yolanda and Andre. I hate reading a novel that has the makings to be a perfect novel, but the author fails to execute that greatness. It always feels like a waste to me. Additionally, Peace in the Storm Publishing needs to find better editors, preferably individuals who have taken more than 2 college-level English literature courses. The sections in the novel that depicted "conversations" were not separated...it was just terrible. Learning how to write conversational text is so easy - one can find those creative writing courses at his/her local community college for $60.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-11-24 00:00:00 Andre Munandar Very emotional book that I really enjoyed and recommend.