Review: Hope Springs

Becca Anderson finds herself in the tiny town of Hope Springs due to the death of her father-in-law.  Janelle Evans and Stephanie London return to Hope Springs to care for their dying grandmother.  As these women mourn what they have lost and are losing, they come together and find their hearts and lives forever changed.

There is a lot going on in Kim Cash Tate's Hope Springs (Thomas Nelson, 2012).  Unfortunately, the action is a little tough to follow.  Tate has created a large cast of characters, and it is all too easy to confuse one character with another.  Once you finally get the who's who figured out, however, there are some heartwarming moments that make Hope Springs well worth a read.

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Win a Kindle Fire at @KimCashTate's Hope Springs Author Chat Party {7/10}!

Celebrate the release of Hope Springs with Kim Cash Tate by coming to her Author Chat Party on Facebook. Find out what readers are saying here. Grab your copy of Hope Springs and join me for an Author Chat Party on July 10th at 8:00 PM EST (that's 7:00 Central, 6:00 MST, & 5:00 PST)! During the evening Kim will be sharing the story behind her new book, posting book club questions, testing your trivia skills, and of course, there will be plenty of chatting and fun giveaways - books, gift certificates and (I'm so excited about this) - a Kindle Fire! But, wait there's more – she’ll also be giving you a sneak peak of her next book too! RSVP today and then come back on the 10th ... and bring your friends!

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I received a complimentary copy of Hope Springs to facilitate my review.  No other compensation was received.  For full disclosure, see the sidebar.