Grace
Moore is a single mother, desperate to be independent again. When she
takes a temp job as Roman Velasco's personal assistant, she almost
quits on the first day. But the desire to support herself
financially and care for her young son keeps her coming back daily to
work for the temperamental artist. Grace quickly learns how alone
Roman is, despite his career successes. As their working relationship
improves, Grace and Roman are drawn to each other, but their beliefs
and traumas of the past keep them far apart. Will they ever be more
to each other than boss and assistant? Can God create a beautful
masterpiece from two broken lives? Read more in The
Masterpiece by Francine
Rivers.
I
read The Masterpiece
by Francine Rivers twice before writing this review and I thoroughly
enjoyed it both times. Francine Rivers is a master storyteller and
has been my favorite author since I first read her Mark of the Lion
series about ten years ago. Rivers uses romantic tension, mysterious
histories, and authentic characters with questions and issues to
weave a story that captivates the reader's attention.
Throughout
The Masterpiece, Grace
and Roman's pasts are slowly revealed and circumstances force them to
deal with the separate traumas they experienced in childhood. Rivers'
characters are throroughly developed, with the reader seeing exactly
what makes these characters the way they are. Even as temperamental
and rude as Roman was, I had no problem liking him as well as every
other primary character in the book.
I
recommend The Masterpiece by
Francine Rivers to everyone – man, woman, adult, or teenager. It's
gripping, gritty, and full of God's grace.
Read an excerpt from The Masterpiece by Francine Rivers on the publisher's website.
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