Kaleidoscope: Perspective Changes in Four Suspense-Filled Romances

by DiAnn Mills, Lauralee Bliss, Gloria Brandt, et al.

Secrets and mystery pervade the lives of four women who long to know and be known fully. But how much of her heart can each one afford to risk amidst her ever-changing perspective on life? Gail has... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 159310166X
• ISBN13: 9781593101664
• Release Date: April 2004
• Publisher: Barbour Publishing
• Length: 477 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 5.2" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Very enjoyable, highly suspenseful

"Behind The Mask" by Lauralee Bliss is a good story, but difficult to read because of the formality of the author's language. Dialog and commentary started out so uptight that I couldn't just read it for enjoyment. The plot was well-developed, though, so I stuck it out and managed to finish the story. I did appreciate the author's message regarding marriage and the commitment we need to have to our spouse. In Gloria Brandt's "Yesteryear", Carillon, a troubled young woman, meets Jack, a summer tourist attraction employee. This is a sweet story about two people who need to deal with their pasts and forgive themselves. Jack's stutter makes him an even more charming hero. "Love In Pursuit" by DiAnn Mills is a thrilling read that is over too quickly. Allison and Beau meet under tense circumstances and develop a relationship that neither of them expected. But before they can start planning their life, the crime that brought them together must be solved. Although predictable, the story is fast-paced and entertaining. "Escape" by Kathleen Paul is the suspenseful story of "Daisy", a woman running away from her past, and Peter, the wealthy cattle rancher who comes to her rescue. Because of her feelings for Peter, Daisy begins to trust him with her past. But can they overcome the obstacles they face and have a future together? These pages turn so quickly, you can read it in one sitting! I loved the illustration used by the author to describe how a believer can go with a non-believer to the Throne of grace.