from jnut1

This was the 24th book Karen wrote about the Baxter family.It made me cry more than once but it was so well written and so touching that if you haven't read the rest of the series, read this one and then go back to the beginning. Karen does an excellent job of allowing people who do not have the ...

from mmeckenstock

Facing the reality of a bitter battle with her adopted girls' birth mother, Candy, Erin Baxter is still able to focus on living life as a beacon for Jesus in word and in action. All three girls were vulnerable to an open adoption loophole that could allow the recently released but unrehabilitated...

from JCGirl

Karen Kingsbury brings back the Baxter family in the book Coming Home, a continuation of their story that Kingsbury has written many books about in the past. This one had me in tears. Set around on the 70th birthday of John Baxter and the reunion of all the children and grandchildren. Happiness t...

from SherylHendrix

This final chapter in the saga of the Baxter family that spans several different series begins as a feel-good novel that quickly turns dark. Nevertheless the book taken in its entirety is a work of hope and faith and God's faithfulness in the midst of devastating circumstances. For those who have...

from JenniferRobb

I normally like Karen Kingsbury, but this book seemed slow to start, and listening to it on audio, there were too many parts where the plot dragged for me to give it 4 or 5 stars. I enjoy the Baxter family but the do seem a bit "larger than life" and like they can do no wrong or have no flaws (or...