The Prayer

by Mandi Mae

All Leah has is her church. As an agoraphobic she lives to work there and even runs Letters To Jesus. So, the night that it burns down is devastating to her. She finds one last letter from Parker, an eight year old boy who is convinced that his father doesn't love him anymore. It is her final mission to find this single father and his son and help them find the meaning of Christmas and maybe help herself along the way.

Unknown Binding

Reviews

[BookNerd1965 · Rating 1 out of 5]

I don't know why I attempted to read this author again after the poorly written "Christmas Karma" but the author's books are free, so I thought I'd give Mae another chance. Unfortunately, this book was worse than the first one I read. Multiple typos "hear" instead of "here", and mistakes - like calling breakfast "dinner" and then calling it breakfast again. The worst part is how everything is in fast motion. Everything happens within such a tiny amount of time. The main character overcomes her anxiety and falls in love when she and the male MC hadn't even gone on a date. A church is erected practically overnight. It's all too ridiculous for words. The author needs an editor, and the author needs to flesh out her stories. There is a way to flesh out a short story, and to take one's time, but Mae seems to like to just publish because she can.