After suffering the loss of his mother and separation from his sister and the girl he loved, Jordan Riley has filled the holes in his soul with anger. He decides to reject the God he leaned on in his youth and sues his hometown to have a popular statue of Jesus removed. The conflict causes him to cross paths with a spirited young newscaster named Faith, who opposes Jordan's suit in surprising ways. Perhaps most amazing of all is the way Faith begins to disassemble the walls around Jordan's heart. And there's something very familiar about her...
Sweet...| Posted May 15, 2010
I read "On Every Side" in one day...I couldn't wait to find out what happened. It's a little different from Karen's other books in that occasionally she switches characters in the same section. Some people may find it turns out just like they'd expect; too perfect an ending. I had that feeling too. But it's still a great book. The lessons are important.
