This is the second book in the two-book saga of generations of four women. It spans the 50's through current day. Christian writer Francine Rivers want to show how dysfunction passes down to the next generation if there isn't communication. Each daughter grows up with misunderstandings between mother and daughter that could have been resolved with communication. Relationships are important and people are gifts from God. Relationship to God is, of course, supreme and Francine Rivers weaves God and Jesus in throughout the story so that the reader sees it working in the lives of people. Depending on your religious views, you may take issue with some of the views the characters have about God. However, overall, it is quite interesting and the other book should definitely be read first: Her Mother's Hope
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