Although
it contains many facets, this book mainly focuses on the strained relationship
between sisters Carmen Hart and Gracie Fisher. With elements of romance, trust,
forgiveness, and faith, it’s a well-rounded story that ran me through a gamut
of emotions. I love the characters, have become invested in them, and would
love to discover a continuation of their story. (Sequel please!)
In
The Art of Losing Yourself, by Kate Ganshert, (just as
in her previous novel, A Broken Kind of
Beautiful) the main character(s) make a slow, practical progression in
their growth, giving an authenticity and believability to their
transformations(s). This is a sign of a gifted writer—allowing the reader to
advance through a story at a measured pace without losing their attention or
curiosity.
The
author’s sinuous prose kept me captivated. This is definitely one of those I-don’t-want-this-story-to-end stories,
and I’ll most certainly be watching for future work from this author.
If
you enjoy the Christian Fiction genre, I’ve no doubt you’ll love this book as
much as I did.
I
give this book a 5 star rating.
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