Someday (Sunrise Series #3)

True Hollywood Story

A few months ago, I felt like I was the only reader on earth who hadn't read a Karen Kingsbury novel. Then I picked up my first Baxter Family story and got immediately hooked. What I have enjoyed most about this series is the realistic portrayal of the life of a Hollywood actor. I'm ashamed to admit that I'm one of those who enjoy flipping through the gossip rags that are on display at the checkout counter. I like seeing what the stars are doing. So it was rather interesting to read what it's like from the celebrity's point of view of how damaging the paparazzi really can be. You never really think about how much the media can twist something into a lie. I really wanted to smack Luke while reading this book. As realistic as Dayne has been in the majority of the series, he struck me as kinda fake in this one. If I had been in his shoes, and my brother did something to make everyone in the world think I was a cheater and wreck my marriage, I would not be a happy camper. I'm not saying he should have punched Luke but it seem too easy to forgive him just like that. And Luke didn't really show that much remorse which made it more unbelievable that Dayne was forgiving like that. The stories involving the other members of the family were equally as riveting. I really like reading about John's growing relationship with Elaine. It's very romantic and touching to see two people with huge losses be able to come together and fall in love. I also enjoyed reading about CKT . I really wish we had one of those productions when I was growing up. I would have loved to be a part. I'm going to be sad to leave the Baxter family behind in the next book but as they say, 'All good things must come to an end.'

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YOUR DAY WILL COME

This is such an awsome book,its on my top favorite 5 book list thats forsure.Someday is a really inspiring book about two people who love each other so much that it doesnt matter what people say.

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Full of inspiration

I had not read much of Karen Kingsbury, but after this inspirational read she's got a new fan. Powerful plot, delightful dialogue, rich characters make this touching book a joy to read. I really could not put it down. Highly recommend it to anyone.

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Won't want to put down!

As always, another book worth the wait! I can't wait until Sunset is released! The whole series is being passed to many many people who are just as anxious to get to the next book!

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Great storytelling

In Bloomington all the extended families of the Baxters gather at the hospital where Ashley gives birth to Sarah, who died a few hours later. Although everyone knew the baby would not survive, they all grieve their loss and turn to God for solace. Patriarch widower John Baxter decides to propose to Elaine Denning who has brought much to his life even as he still loves and reveres the memory of his late first wife. However, he fears the reactions of his adult children.------------- Three weeks after the funeral that still haunts everyone, John¿s son Hollywood actor Dayne Matthews and Dayne¿s wife Katy travel to different countries to film movies. However, on location the tabloids have a field day with Dayne caught in a compromising position that could destroy his marriage. Luke Baxter also seems to have wandered away from his vows while John and Elaine end their relationship.---------------- Fans of the series will mourn the death of the newborn as the Baxters especially Ashley and her spouse Landon struggle to understand why God would allow such a tragedy. There will not be a dry eye in the house especially when Ashley, the inspirational moral fiber of this tale, begins to believe in the miracle of Sarah. Although an affair seems out of place, readers will enjoy this warm tale as Ashley knows that SOMEDAY she and Sarah will be together looking down to help future Baxter descendents find the Lord.--------- Harriet Klausner

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So good, it's earned a place on my keeper shelf!

So good, it's earned a place on my keeper shelf!

Love this series!!

Karen Kingsbury is a brilliant author!! Every book of hers that I read is awesome!!!

Someday will come!

Someday is the type of book that you can't put down until you know the outcome. It has suspense and great plots. The characters and details seem so real that you start talking about them as if they were real individuals. Some of the sequences in the plot were a little disappointing, but only a little. The outcome will always have a bright side to it, always. Karen will always catch you off guard and through a loop to where you have to read or you don't sleep the whole night. Her books are great and I can't wait for Sunset to be on the shelves.

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