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A review by breathehopebooks
Bridge to Haven by Francine Rivers
5.0
4.5
I loved the Hollywood aspect and while I did expect it to be more prevalent in the story i'm glad it wasn't. I love this time period because there was much going on historically (politically, culturally, socially, etc) and i appreciated that Rivers incorporated so much of that into the novel.
I thought Abra was a good character; she was stubborn and thought she knew everything but then whenever she acted naive i would be like, "oh, honey, no."
I think it's super cool how this book was inspired by the book of Ezekiel. Like, duh, Pastor Zeke!
My only gripe is that there's one character i really liked who we don't know what really happens to them at the very end so yeah, i was bit frustrated by that.
Also Joshua Freeman is bae!
I loved the Hollywood aspect and while I did expect it to be more prevalent in the story i'm glad it wasn't. I love this time period because there was much going on historically (politically, culturally, socially, etc) and i appreciated that Rivers incorporated so much of that into the novel.
I thought Abra was a good character; she was stubborn and thought she knew everything but then whenever she acted naive i would be like, "oh, honey, no."
I think it's super cool how this book was inspired by the book of Ezekiel. Like, duh, Pastor Zeke!
My only gripe is that there's one character i really liked who we don't know what really happens to them at the very end so yeah, i was bit frustrated by that.
Also Joshua Freeman is bae!