(A Season Passed Book 2)

Kindle Edition, Paperback

Print Length: 174 pages
Publication Date: November 5, 2018
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
ASIN: B07G9PDMH4

During a snowstorm, Betty Tanner finds herself stuck with her estranged husband. Spending Christmas with Glenn wasn’t what she had in mind, and her mind reluctantly travels back three decades to their first Christmas together, when another snowstorm caused her to wreck her car outside the Tanner home …

1954: Stranded with the Tanners over Christmas, Betty is forced into the company of Glenn, who had spurned her for years. But as the snow falls outside, the walls between Betty and Glenn begin to crumble, revealing a side of him she never knew existed. A side she longs to know better.

Pride and bitterness can make a beast out of anyone. And the hardships they face in their relationship are of their own making. But can following Christ’s ways lead Betty and Glenn to the reconciliation they long for?

A.M. Heath invites you to spend Christmas with the Tanners in a dual-timeline novel loosely inspired by Beauty and the Beast. You’re sure to fall in love again and again

My thoughts (reviewed by Marilyn Ridgway): “We’ve been made one. There’s shouldn’t be anything natural about splitting us apart now.”

This dual time line story of Betty and Glenn is an astonishing read in Yesterday’s Christmas by A.M. Heath. Betty Tanner was introduced in book one, If It Were Only Yesterday, in the series A Season Passed. The hero and heroine are like so many couples today. They had issues growing up, but once time was spent together they discovered some qualities and love they had not anticipated. I appreciated the spunk and love that Glenn’s Gramps and mother showed to Betty in 1954. When life didn’t flow as Betty anticipated in her marriage to Glenn the couple separated. History had a way of repeating itself for Betty, when she landed in a ditch in front of the Tanner’s farm house in 1985. With God speaking to her and conversations with Glenn find her heart seeking forgiveness and removing the bitterness she harbored?

I loved the spiritual application A.M. Heath adds to all her books and the truths of today with couples leaving one another without trying to save a marriage through seeking God and prayer. Her dual time line and the loose comparison of this story with the beloved Disney tale Beauty and the Beast made this a heart felt and worthy read. I look forward to reading more wonderful story by A.M. Heath.

I received a complimentary e-book from the author. I was not compensated or required to write a review. All thoughts expressed are my own sincere ones.

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