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It All Started With A Promise: Trusting in God is a Choice

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Ariella Leonard is a Christian teenage girl. She grew up in a very loving and Christian home. People think her life is perfect, but little do they know about the battle she’s facing in the dark. She has problems with opening up to people due to her past, till she made a promise to the new boy, Hosea. Will she open up to him?
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Hosea Anderson is an ordinary boy, who has a questionable relationship with God, but hungers for a personal encounter with God. He lives with his father who is a successful businessman. Hosea has difficulties trusting women, since his mother left both him and his dad when he was 3 years old.

234 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 20, 2022

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3 reviews
August 2, 2023
pretty good

I loved the message of the book and overall it was a pretty good Christian romance novel.

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Trust in God because his timing is always right,stay faithful to the Lord in times of struggle because God makes a way even when it seems like there isn’t one and he does everything with a reason remember that. The Lord’s plan for you is better than anything this world could ever attempt to offer. God’s plans are perfect. Jesus loves you
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3 reviews
March 30, 2024
Okay love the message but the story itself felt unrealistic. Almost like I was reading a cheesy Hallmark movie. But I do enjoy the message behind it by having faith in God’s plan for your life.
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July 15, 2024
I really wanted to finish this book but I couldn’t. There were a lot of typos and grammar errors throughout the story. The dialogue was cringy and unrealistic and it felt like christianity was forced into the story. The main character is unrealistically perfect. She always smiles even when talking to someone she “hates” (but cant actually hate because the bible says to love everyone”) Then her and 2 guys left in the middle of class so they could handle a personal situation (not gonna say what cause spoilers) and that was my last straw. I really wanted to finish this to see what happens with their relationship but it was too cringy.
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July 24, 2024
I feel like it would have been better if they were in college not high school
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April 18, 2025
cute, Sweet. War erfrischend und hat sich gut lesen lassen. Jedoch hätte man es noch bisschen weiter ausbauen können.
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