I love the way these books reflect some of the frustrations/hard things of life and give insight whilst also giving hope. Sometimes Christian fiction and films can be very twee and ‘perfect’ in an unrealistic way. I didn’t feel this series does that and I didn’t feel preached at either - refreshing. Instead I found them thought provoking. Without giving the story away, I found the part where Belinda (an in your face Christian who appears to have relatively no social awareness) gets something very right - it inspired me to consider how I see and judge people and how powerful consistent, sincere love really is, especially if it’s not necessarily expressed in the most palatable of ways. I found the book an easy read that I really looked forward.