About
this book:
“Sometimes it takes a a sunset to show you what really matters in life. But it's the sunrise that bring the promise of a new beginning.
Ty and Jen have been friends for nearly as long as anyone can remember. But when Ty goes off to college and leaves her behind, he has to face the reality that he cares for her as more then just a friend.
As graduations approaches and with only one summer left before he begins basic training, Ty must make a decision. Military life is never easy; is it fair to force it on the one he loves?
In the midst of wrestling with the question and coming to the realization that summer is quickly drawing to a close, Ty struggles to face questions he cannot answer, and is forced to examine his own heart.
Is it possible that God has a future for him with Jen? Or will the summer close with only memories of days gone by?
Their relationship would be old fashioned. But that was okay. Because old fashioned and whimsical fit perfectly with a southern summer.”
Series: As of now, no.
Spiritual Content- Psalm 25:5 in the Acknowledgments; Prayers; Many talks about God & Him leading; ‘H’s are capital when referring to God; Many mentions of God & Him leading; Many mentions of prayers, praying, & thanking God; Mentions of Bibles, Bible reading, Bible studies, & faiths; Mentions of churches, church going, & a chaplain; A mention of Heaven; A mention of a relationship grounded in Christ; A mention of being blessed.
“Sometimes it takes a a sunset to show you what really matters in life. But it's the sunrise that bring the promise of a new beginning.
Ty and Jen have been friends for nearly as long as anyone can remember. But when Ty goes off to college and leaves her behind, he has to face the reality that he cares for her as more then just a friend.
As graduations approaches and with only one summer left before he begins basic training, Ty must make a decision. Military life is never easy; is it fair to force it on the one he loves?
In the midst of wrestling with the question and coming to the realization that summer is quickly drawing to a close, Ty struggles to face questions he cannot answer, and is forced to examine his own heart.
Is it possible that God has a future for him with Jen? Or will the summer close with only memories of days gone by?
Their relationship would be old fashioned. But that was okay. Because old fashioned and whimsical fit perfectly with a southern summer.”
Series: As of now, no.
Spiritual Content- Psalm 25:5 in the Acknowledgments; Prayers; Many talks about God & Him leading; ‘H’s are capital when referring to God; Many mentions of God & Him leading; Many mentions of prayers, praying, & thanking God; Mentions of Bibles, Bible reading, Bible studies, & faiths; Mentions of churches, church going, & a chaplain; A mention of Heaven; A mention of a relationship grounded in Christ; A mention of being blessed.
Negative Content- Minor cussing including: a ‘rats’ and a ‘stupid’; Some eye rolling & sarcasm; A few mentions of lies & liars;
*Note: Mentions of singers &
their songs; A few mentions of social media; A couple mentions of car brands; A
mention of Starbucks.
Sexual
Content- two fingers-to-lips touches, two hair kisses, and a barely-above-not-detailed
(married) kiss; Going on dates & Hand Holding; Mentions of wanting to be
more than friends, courting/dating/going steady, & dates; Mentions of chaperones;
Mentions of blushes; A mention of jealousy; Love, falling/being in love, &
the emotions.
-Tyler McCullum,
college aged
P.O.V. switches between them
136 pages
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P.O.V. switches between them
136 pages
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Pre Teens-
New Teens-
Early High School Teens-
Older High School Teens-
My personal Rating-
Well this
was sweeter than sweet tea! This was such a lovely and refreshing love story
that had the unique element of just being in the guy’s point of view that was
really quite sweet to see as there was no inappropriate thoughts, actions, or
even mentions, which I highly appreciated. Great Spiritual Content as well and
I loved seeing two college aged young adults be so sure in their faiths. For anyone
wanting to read a sweet (yes, I know I keep saying that, but it is!) young
adult love story with great faith content, you might really think about this
one. :)
See y’all
on Monday with a new review!
*BFCG may (Read the review to see) recommend this book by this author. It does not mean I recommend all the books by this author.
*I received this book for free
from the Author for this honest review.
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