Angela Elwell Hunt

Assigned to cover the tragedy when PanWorld flight 848 crashes into Tampa Bay, killing all 261 people on board, journalist Peyton MacGruder learns of a father's dying attempt to convey forgiveness upon his son and finds her own life changed. Original.

A Story of Second Chances

The Note

Jeni Enjaian

I barely finished the book, although I'm glad that I did. The book finally became worth reading in the last thirty pages of the 292 page book. The other 162 pages fell into the cliche tradition of Christian fiction. I could barely stomach some of it. Hunt also used a trope that she never explained. At certain points in the book, Hunt would include a comment from one of the people that the protagonist interviewed. My assumption is that these comments were written as if they were comments to be added to a bio or some other written work to be published about the protagonist.
This book did not survive round two of the purge from my personal collection.

The Note A Story of Second Chances

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