Addie’s biggest strength is her childlike faith and love of life. She talks of it in a very natural way. She shines out God’s love in everything she does. The flip side of that is that because she is full of love, she’s a people pleaser. It’s easy to be influenced by wanting to fit in and please o ther people. She has to learn pleasing God is the most important thing.

John is her opposite. He doesn’t know how to let down his hair and enjoy himself. Addie has her work cut out for her with him!

Her quirk is something I do myself. I hate shoes. 🙂 Shocked you, didn’t I? I’d rather go barefoot than anything. Now that I’m a bit older, I’m more apt to wear them but when I was Addie’s age, shoes rarely found themselves to my feet.

Addie Sullivan thinks she’s the daughter of a local lightkeeper until an injured stranger turns up on her doorstep. She discovers the lightkeeper was paid to keep her all these years. And someone will stop at nothing to keep her from taking her rightful place at the Eaton mansion.

Thanks Colleen. I will be posting my review of this book soon and am looking forward to more in the series.

On Monday, the spotlight shines on Sara Evans & Rachel Hauck’s Jade Fitzgerald from their collaborative novel, The Sweet By & By ~ stay tuned!

Relz Reviewz Extras

Reviews of Lonestar Sanctuary, Lonestar Secrets and Cry in the Night

Character spotlights on Shannon & Jack and Bree & Kade

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