Women of Faith Fiction: My Life as a Doormat (in Three Acts) (Paperback)

from jaestate03

This book was a book that I was told to read. I rarely read books when someone tells me to do it. I did on this one. It was slow at first but then I ended up not being able to put it down. This was simply because I realized just how much I was like the main character.

from krystalsbooks

This was very cute with a subtle religious backstory throught. I enjoyyed it and it was overly sexual. There was strong female character who although it took her a long time in my opinion to make some tough decisions she stayed true to herself and beliefs.

from SusanKrzywicki

I missed the logo that said this was a "Christian" book. But I started to read it anyway, since I had nothing else with me on that trip. But I couldn't get through it. It seemed so trite and the writing didn't flow.

from judyg54

Didn't start reading with high expectations, but by the end of the story I realized how much I did enjoy myself and found myself smiling and laughing out loud at times. Leah, the main character, had some issues to deal with in her life, but how she goes about it could be humorous at times. Leah T...

from mrsjason

Leah Townsend is a struggling playwright who's trying to regain the momentum from the one hit play she had. She's in a relationship with Dr. Edward Crowse, a physics professor who makes all her decisions for her. Her family always assumes she is the perfect child because she does everything they ...