Lakeside Reunion by Lisa Jordan
If you were engaged, and your fiancé(e) broke your engagement to marry another, do you think you could forgive him/her?
That’s the premise for Lisa Jordan’s Love Inspired novel, Lakeside Reunion. Five years ago, Lindsey’s fiancé, Stephen, broke their engagement so that he could marry another woman. Stephen’s reasons for doing this had to do with something he’d done a couple of years ago. He’d gotten a woman pregnant after a one-night stand. He didn’t know about the pregnancy until two years later when the woman shows up with his child. He felt he was doing the right thing by breaking his engagement to Lindsey and marrying the mother of his child. After all, his child needed a father.
Now, five years later, his wife is dead, and Lindsey returns to town. Her mother has had an accident and Lindsey must leave her inn and relocate to Lakeside for a few weeks to care for her mom. While in town, she discovers that there’s still chemistry between her and Stephen. Can she forgive him for his past actions. Is this there second chance at love?
Lindsey is also stunned to discover that her mother’s life has changed so drastically. Her mother is seriously dating someone. Lindsey is stunned, doesn’t her mom remember the wonderful marriage she had with her deceased husband? How can she mar Lindsey’s dad’s memory by committing herself to another?
Lindsey finds it hard to deal with her mother’s changed life and her feelings for her ex. Also, she finds herself drawn to Stephen’s child, the little boy whose existance ended their engagement. She’d initially resented the child years ago, but finds herself now bonding with the youngster.
This is a sweet story that realistically deals with the issues of forgiveness and healing. Overall it was a good, heartwarming read.
So, if you were engaged, and your fiancé(e) broke your engagement to marry another, do you think you could forgive him or her?
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Great post. I would like to think I would forgive this man after all that is what God demands from us. I think it is important to look at all the reasons for the break up. It sounds like a great read. I look forward to reading it.
Glenda Parker
http://glebdaparkerfictionwriter.blogspot.com
I’m glad you dropped by and left a comment, Glenda. Your point is well taken, however, I must point out that it is hard to do what God demands of us sometimes. I think it would be a struggle to forgive him, but, I think I probably could forgive him eventually. I hope you enjoy the book!
I’ve never been engaged or close to it, so I’m not sure what I would do! I look forward to reading this book to see how the characters handle the situation though!
Bethany, so glad you stopped by and commented. It’s hard to determine what I’d do in that situation, too, so I know what you mean.