Bura Randolph Freeman. Samantha: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2013. 221 pp. (Paperback).
I get many autobiographical works for possible review that hold little interest for me and I expect would not be of interest to anyone who does not know and love the author. Some are badly written and poorly edited and some simply have no content that engages my interest. “Whole Again” is not one of those books.
I do not expect this book to zoom to the top of the New York Times bestseller list but it is a story that is well written and engages the reader as it relates the story of the author’s second marriage after he was widowed. I can relate having been widowed and remarried, but I think the interest engendered by “Whole Again” goes deeper than that. The story is told humbly and (it appears) honestly by a man who is not seeking justification or accolades but simply wants to show “God is working in our lives every day.”
In my opinion he succeeds.
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