My comments:  I read this book in one day – almost one sitting.  I was riveted.  Karen Kingsbury has her own unique writing style.  She writes in many ways idealistically, unrealistically and very sentimentally.  Her stories usually have a happy ending.  I thought I swore off reading any more of her books when I read in two books something I think would never really happen in real life – one was the healing of a broken spine and paralysis, and the other was almost a complete healing from drowning.  I don’t know how people who face this in real life can read this.  I suppose it is supposed to give hope, however, I would rather read how the families dealt with these problem instead of always trying to fix them.  Nevertheless, I cannot seem to completely stay away from Kingsbury’s books, and as I said this book was very engaging.  There was a twist I was not at all expecting from a Kingsbury book.  I twist I appreciated.   I think the author tries to make her characters realistic, however, the Baxters appear to be perfect in many ways – especially faith-wise.  If you enjoy sentimental and uplifting books, you will like this one!  I think it completes the story of the Baxters well, or you can read it as a stand alone without having read all the others in the series.