This was a sweet and clean romance with an uplifting message about God having a special plan for each of us. The majority of the story took place at a ski resort where our main characters, Peyton and Jared, were on a ski trip with their friends. They had previously been together as a couple, but had been apart for a year due to a breakup. When Peyton chose to go skiing with Sawyer, an employee of the ski resort, I was absolutely stunned that he would encourage her to ski down a black diamond run, knowing she wasn’t an experienced skier. AND that she would actually follow his lead! This seemed to me to be either very naive of her or very stupid. I didn’t get the impression any other time in the book that she was stupid, so I’m guessing naive. Either way, it made me want to jump into the book and punch Sawyer. She was extremely lucky that she only ended up with a sprain. Then it astounded me further that she chose to go out with him again! These were the only scenes in the book that seemed unrealistic to me, but it was enough to make my review what could have been a 5-star into a 4-star rating. I guess there needs to be some kind of drama to make a book interesting, but making the main character act like an idiot detracted from my enjoyment of the book. Ultimately, the main message of the book—God’s great love for us and His desire that we totally trust His plan for our lives—shone through to bring this story to a satisfactory conclusion, and because of that, I’m glad that I read it. We all need to be reminded that God sees our purpose, and the future he wants for us, much more clearly than we ever can, and it is only with His guidance that we can discover what that purpose is.