Sweetwater Gap (Paperback)

from jbarr5

sweet water gap by denise hunter josie mitchelle has to go home to SC to run the family orchard. She wished she could have a do over. Grady thinks she's trouble and others think she's there for other reasons. She has many conversations with the others in the family about what to do with the orcha...

from judyg54

Denise Hunter has written another great story. I enjoyed reading this very much. It is a story of how someone's guilt can affect the way they live their life and how they treat the ones they love. Until someone can understand God's redeeming love, guilt can take away all joy. Josie Mitchell has t...

from smilingsally

Sometimes the person most difficult to forgive is yourself. This is the case with Josie, the protagonist, as she hides a guilty secret. This is an enjoyable read; in addition, a lesson on harvesting is included. I learned a bit about growing apples with this romance novel. Sometimes, I almost fel...

from TheModernMarch

Guilt can be a powerful emotion and can fuel the flames of self-punishment. In Sweetwater Gap, Josie Mitchell knows all about how the mistakes of one's past can have lasting consequences, even when no one else is aware that they exist. Josie's friends and family know that she is running from some...

from ldrumm16

Josephine (or Josie, as she's referred to in the book) was a tough character to like. Even when it's revealed what she's "running from" I still can't get on board with how she acted. I think the point the author was trying to drive home was to seek God for forgiveness but I don't think that any r...