Friday, August 12, 2011

Fighting For Love by Sandy H. Steele

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Genre: Fiction/Suspense/LDS

Review: Lisa is an eye-witness in the murder of her brother and is put into protective custody in UT, heart of the LDS church. There, she joins the church and meets the man she wants to spend eternity with. New evidence presents itself and she finds herself on an adventure with a kidnapper to discover the truth of what happened to her brother.

We are all a little hesitant of purchasing self-published books so when Steele asked me to review it I was very excited to have this opportunity. The story was fun and kept me turning the page to find out what would happen next. There were a few errors in it, but not as many as most self-published works contain. There was also a lot of telling and not as much showing in this book. This is excellent for people who just want to get to the heart of the story and learn what happens quickly. There is a lot of content packed into less than eighty pages of book so there are definitely no dry parts in this novella. Enjoy!!


Author: She was born in UT but was raised in California with her three older siblings. After only a year of college at BYU-Idaho she married her sweetheart. She currently resides with her six year old son while earning her English degree at Southern Utah University.

Rating: ** Two Stars

If you are interested in purchasing it, the e-book is available through Amazon or Barnes and Noble

I received this book free from the author. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. :)

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