Author Rachelle Paige Campbell takes us back to Harmony, Illinois, for another enjoyable visit and a chance to catch up with some of the characters from the previous Home to Harmony books. Amy Parker and her friend Samantha Holt find three vases in the walls of the MacKinnon mansion during their renovation efforts. Are these vases valued antiques? Could they solve many of the financial burdens of both Amy and Sam?

This story has everything that I love in a story: likable characters, a lovely small-town setting, and the ever-popular "friendship to more" trope. Sam bonds with the pottery expert who is helping her determine the vases' true worth and discovers a deep connection. Are Zachary Reynolds and his adorable little girl Isla the greatest treasure of all?

This is a heartwarming story of conquering fears, renewing one's faith, and learning to trust God's plans for our future! I recommend Her One in a Million to all who enjoy contemporary Christian romance. Well done, Rachelle Paige Campbell!

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I am a sucker for a good historical mystery and Her One in a Million finds Sam Holt with quite a lucrative one, finding three vases hidden within the walls of the mansion she is helping her best friend restore. It’s a once in a lifetime find and puts Sam in the presence of Zach, a pottery specialist that will turn her world upside down.

From the beginning Zach rubbed me the wrong way. It’s obvious that his selfishness is derived from fear, but that didn’t change the fact that he agitated me at first, but the better Sam got to know him, the more grace I gave him, able to see this flawed character through fresh eyes. Talk about redemption!

Both Sam and Zach are micromanagers out of fear of losing control, of self preservation, which is something we can all identify with. The character development is nice, as is the overall pace, and just like the rest of the series the charm of the small town of Harmony, as well as the strong bond between best friends Sam, Amy, and Hannah is delightful.

This is a squeaky clean romance that is full of small town charm, a touch of faith, and a good, clean mystery that is a sweet escape.

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This book is a fictional account of Deborah who we know from the bible.
As a child there is hardship but God starts communicating with her. Of course this is frowned upon as surely God only speaks to men not a girl.
Her people are constantly under attack from the Canaanites she begins to tell her people to turn back to God.
A really interesting story which does feel at times that it could be accurate but of course we'll never know. It does show how hard it must have been literally living day by day.
The inner turmoil faced by anyone who is close to God is clearly shown here.
I did find at times that her youth makes it hard to believe the freedom she had
I recommend this book. ( )