Anything

By Kristina Welch

Book Overview

Two guarded hearts.

He's breaking down walls and she's building them higher--

A match made in Heaven, or a blueprint for disaster?

After the fiery downward spiral of senior year, Kit Talbot crash-lands on a quirky college campus where traditions rule and dorm floors act more like family. It's just weird enough to keep her mind off the wreckage she's leaving behind.

Enter Levi Whitaker, known as the swooniest guy on campus. Magnetic, confident, and far too much like the ex who sent her life into that PTSD-tainted nosedive. Levi seems to be everywhere, focused on her like she's the only girl in the world--even indulging her sugar addiction with delivered treats. But Kit's self-preservation instincts are sharper than ever, and she deflects him like Wonder Woman blocking bullets.

That is, until Levi's quiet faith and humble apology start to break down Kit's defenses. He loves Jesus in the dreamiest way, looks like wow, and ... somehow triggers the flashbacks she fights so hard to avoid. Every minute with him is a risk she isn't sure she should take. Should she protect them both from the chaos of her life or learn a bravery that feels irresponsible?

As Kit fights to keep her life safe and manageable, she leans into her faith, clinging to the Bible verses God whispers to her heart. Clearly, he's up to something, but the healing she prays for isn't happening the way she wants.

Why is God silent on the prayer she needs most?

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0DS8XLTH1
• ISBN13: 9798992337617
• Release Date: February 2025
• Publisher: Kristina Welch
• Length: 350 Pages
• Weight: 0.89 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.5" x 8.5"
• Age Range: 15 to 18 years
• Grade Range: Grade 10 to Postsecondary

Customer Reviews

Loved the relationship with God

Kit is looking forward to college. Not only weould it be a fresh start but also to forget the painful things that happened to her in highschool. But God doesn't want her to forget. So God sent her Levi, the very person that keeps reminding her of her painful past? Why doesn't God just take all the pain and memories away? Why does Levi keep giving the attention that she seem to like but doesn't want? Since it's the Lenten season, I figured reading a book about communicating with God would be great! And I'm not gonna lie, this book made me realize that I should talk to God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit more. It's been awhile since I read a Christian book, because I read a lot of secular books. And this book just really reminded me of how good it is to be connected with the Lord. Anyway, going back to the book, I thought the plot was good. And I really liked the characters a lot too. I really like how confident they are to talking with God and the relationship they have with Him too. What I like about the book the most is the way it describes the struggles and the hard parts. By the way, this book comes with a warning at the beginning. And I thought the author handled those parts well. I do think that they can be triggering, but they're realistic as well, without them shoking the reader in to pain. The romance was... alright... I liked the parts how the characters talk to God about the other... But I don't like that they keep rushing into things. Yes, the book takes place for a number of months. But I feel like something like this can take place for years. I'm guessing this is for the pace of the book, but in my opinion, for this to be realistic, something like this should take place in years. I experienced this book as an audiobook, and this was narrated by the author. I did like the way she delivered the book. But there were times that I didn't even notice that it was Levi's perspective I was listening to. I also liked that the singing parts were sung. This felt like she was reading a story to the listener. Overall, I liked this book. Moreso, on how it made me feel about God. I thought the romance was generic. But I like Kit's character development, and the way her relationships helped her with that. * I received an eARC of this book