I liked the plausible way the author brought these two young people together and developed their relationship naturally over time. When they accidentally meet in Snow Valley where Kazlyn calls home and Tyrese has gone to stay with a friend from the basketball team it is a happy coincident for both because it means they have time to spend together without studies and work getting in the way.

But while Tyrese and Kazlyn’s relationship develops, Tyrese’s basketball career falls into jeopardy and only a miracle will save it.

I love stories where plausible coincidences happen because I think that God does work miracles through them. When too many of the right (or wrong) things happen at exactly the right time, you’ve got to recognize that someone is guiding those things into happening.

I found Full Court Devotion to be a very refreshing read and gave it a 5 star rating.

Thank you to the publishers for providing a copy of the book in exchange for a fair and honest review. A positive opinion was not required. All thoughts are my own.

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