Title: Lighthearted fun
Product review: I really enjoyed reading this book. Meghann shows the everyday struggle of being a single woman-when all your family thinks you should be married. She thought it would be easier to make someone up, than to continually explain that she isn't yet married. But, she quickly realizes that one lie turns into many more and the truth is her only way out. Being a Christian doesn't mean you're perfect, but that you try to do right. The characters dealt with their lies by praying and asking for forgiveness, just like we as Christians must do. I recommed this book to anyone who wants to enjoy a funny look into the life of an all to human single woman dealing with wanting to please your family while still trying to be true to your faith. The characters learn about themselves and each other on their round about journey to finding out that true love doesn't always happen the way we imagined, but that doesn't make it any less real.
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