Grace Across the Miles Book Reviews

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Delightful End to a Series. Christine Dillon's work is always a delight to read and the final book in her Grace series did not disappoint. This book is a little bit of a spin-off from the McDonald family, focusing on Esther's friend Gina. The first time I read it, I could not put it down as I wanted to see how it ended. Subsequent reads were slightly slower and as always were an encouragement to consider how I might share the hope that I have with other people, showing practically what it might look like to start those conversations. Disclaimer: I was given a free e-copy of this book to read, but have since purchased my own because I think it’s worth it.

Worth reading. I devoured this book in the quiet times retreating from people interaction over Christmas - it was a treasure. A good book for me is when I get caught up in the story rather than analysing the writing and being distracted by the author’s style. And when I choose to read past midnight. Dillon the author manages to disappear behind her characters and their journeys. And I read late on two out of three evenings. Thank you for the chance to reflect on grace again, and how it is there even when things are messy - actually, especially when things are messy. I wish this wasn’t the last book in the series.

A wonderful conclusion. Another fantastic read from Christine! I thoroughly enjoyed all of the books in this series and the conclusion did not disappoint! Exploring Gina’s story revealed some of my own personal struggles such as asking for boldness in sharing the gospel and lapsing in prayer for people. Seeing Gina work through these struggles in the story and grow in her faith was most encouraging. The Grace series is a wonderful set of stories to read and gift to someone - a great way to showcase what following Jesus looks like for real people.

Emotion, identity, discovery and grace. I enjoyed this book, the 6th and final novel in Dillon’s Grace series. It’s a fitting end to the series, emphasising the power of God’s grace to triumph in every situation for His glory and for the good of those He has called according to His purpose. I found it easy to read, just like the other books. Dillon’s writing is straightforward, clear, and tends toward instruction through story rather than literary or poetic flair. I could relate to the main character, Gina, in many ways, and was gripped by her journey of discovery and the emotional rollercoaster she found herself on. I also enjoyed how the events in the book intersected with those of the previous two books. I would recommend this book for anyone who likes a good story, but it may be particular poignant for those who, like Gina, have struggled with their identity. Note: I received a free advance copy of this book to review, but this review is written based on my own opinion without any obligation to the author.

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