Reviewed by: Ceil Carey, retired public librarian and long-time book discussion leader
Title:
Swimming in the deep end

Author:
Christina Suzann Nelson
Publisher:
Kregel
Date:
2018
Format:
Paperback
Length:
286 pages
OVERVIEW:
The lives of four women intersect in ways they never would have imagined. It all revolves around children and pregnancies. Unwanted pregnancies, aborted pregnancy, loss of a child and the empty arms of parents desiring a child. Author Nelson has written a masterful tale of these women, their lives and God at work in them. Some events might seem predictable while others are total surprises. It is a very moving book (I recommend tissues at your side) and one whose lessons will long stay with the reader.
ASSESSMENT
Rating (1 to 5):
5
Suggested Audience:
Fans of Christian contemporary fiction, both adults and teens.
Christian Impact:
The main subject of this book are family relationships, particularly young women with decisions to be made about unplanned pregnancies.
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