The Name I Call Myself (Paperback)

from pgchuis

I received a copy of this novel from the publisher via NetGalley. Faith, 25, has survived a traumatic and abusive childhood and young adulthood. Her brother Sam has become an addict and suffers from recurrent poor mental health. In order to support him financially, Faith has become engaged to the...

from Sandralb

I was quit surprised by Beth's novel, but in a good way. I made the mistake of thinking it was going to be a light hearten comedy, from the picture on the front cover. It was much more than that. I had a little trouble getting into it at first, maybe because of my misconception.Don't get me wrong...

from ollie1976

Faith seems to be an every day, laid back type of personal with a very scary history. Not surprising that she cannot disclose it to her fiance. Some of the situations that she finds herself in are funny and and written in just in time to break down the seriousness and dangerous parts of Faith's s...

from hobbitprincess

Faith has had an interesting life, to say the least, and while I expected the book to be humorous, judging from the cover, it turned out to be much more serious than I expected. I admire Faith's positive attitude and how she handles her various situations. I appreciated the strength of the friend...

from TheGenreMinx

This review is based on a paperback copy I received from LibraryThing and Lion Hudson/Kregel Publications. It is an honest and voluntary review and the complimentary receipt of it in no way affected my review or rating. Charming, heartbreaking and yet utterly lovely! This was an endearing novel w...