I really enjoyed this book in The First Street Church Romances series. Once you start reading it, you don't want to stop. Really loved Molly Sue and how well she related to her dying mother and her grieving father. A little child shall lead us... Very sweet romance but also bittersweet since Rebecca, the mother, has to die. Love the way she handled explaining things to her daughter. It was all very sweet and a wonderful story of love during and after death.

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Melissa Storm is a literary treasure. She is an author that makes it okay to show emotion. Love's Prophet is heartbreaking. Yet mixed within the tears of sorrow is the hope of an enlightening tomorrow. Rebecca, Molly, Liam and Jennifer are pieces of an intricate puzzle that cohesively blended to create one voice that speaks from the heart. ( )

Author Melissa Storm knows how to get your attention and emotions in every book I’ve read. This was one great! It had me laughing and a few times in tears. It’s also always refreshing to read a Christian book and not have all the the bad language and so much sex. This book truly shows Melissa Storm at her best.

The story is about a family suffering after Liam James loses his wife to cancer at a very young age. With a seven year old daughter, Molly Sue, he has to continue working but doesn’t necessarily want to do a smile. He’s sheltered himself from the public and a real life. Other than his daughter he didn’t have much to look forward to. Then he attends a grand-re-opening of a store and sees his wife’s best friend, Jennifer. Sparks fly, but both are a little unsure how to handle it but Molly Sue knows just want to do. Molly Sue plays matchmaker, being Liam’s angel, as her mother told her to do before she died. That’s all I’m going to say because I really want you to read the book. Just make sure you have a book of tissues, you may just need them. I also look forward to more in the First Street Church series ( )