Forgiven Again
I don’t know about you, but every once in a while I find myself in a reading slump. Maybe it was pandemic stress or maybe it was something else, but I found myself in just such a slump not long ago. Usually, when these things hit, I try reading a book in a genre I don’t normally gravitate toward. For some reason, that didn’t pull me out of my rut. Then I read Forgiven Again by Gina Holder. And I was hooked from the first page.
I’d read No Greater Love, the first book in the series, last year and loved it, and book two didn’t disappoint. The characters are relatable and the balance between romance and suspense is perfect in both stories.
If you haven’t read Forgiven Again yet, you totally should. While No Greater Love doesn’t have to be read first, it’s a fantastic story as well, and I’d highly recommend it.
What do you do to get out of a reading slump? Answer in the comments for a chance to win Kindle copies of both No Greater Love and Forgiven Again.
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I loved both of these books! Don't enter me in the drawing as I have them both. As for what I do when I'm in a reading slump...don't know. lol Even reading the backs of cereal boxes raises my spirits. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'll have to try cereal boxes next time :)
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I very seldom experience a reading slump, but during my Covid-19 illness, I didn't even feel like reading! If I do find myself in a slump, I do as you mentioned. Changing genres usually helps me!
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I usually go through the million books I have to read and one will spark my interest.....! hendryx.connie(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteIt's very seldom that I go through a reading slump...I read some Christian Suspense books,that typically take me about 2½ hours to read badawson16 at aol dot com (Thanks for a Giveaway!)
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