Be Swept Off Your Feet With Romance And Giggles

Sarah: A Mission of Love

By Gay N. Lewis

Handsome, single, and wealthy, Houstonian Tom Shoemaker must decide if he should give up his successful business to assume a country pastorate. When a blonde, blue-eyed, dyslexic angel arrives from The Heavenlies to locate a mate for Tom by Valentine’s Day, she’s havoc in outlandish red stilettos. But despite numerous goofs in her efforts—many caused by her passion for eccentric footwear the other angels would never dare adorn—love is indeed in the air.

After Marcy Montgomery’s husband was killed in Afghanistan, she relocated to a small, central Texas town with Hope, her five-year-old daughter. When Sarah accidentally introduces Tom to Marcy, she sets about discovering if the two would make suitable mates. The Superiors certainly wouldn’t approve of a romantic link between the wrong people. But Hope wants a father, and when the five-year-old meets Tom, she immediately decides he is the perfect candidate.

Is Tom the right one for Marcy? Or has Sarah made her biggest blunder of all? Oh merciful heavens! What’s an angel to do?

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5.0 out of 5 stars Sarah: A Mission of Love October 8, 2012

By Betty Wright

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Sarah: A Mission of Love
Sarah is,a sweet little angel, on her first mission to earth with many problems to overcome.
There are so many funny parts to the book, that it would be difficult to identify one blunder as the funniest. I identified with Sarah in many ways. Tom Shoemaker was another important character with a tough decision to make. It was not until I completed the book that I found out if the angel accomplished her mission or which decision Tom made. I was kept in suspense causing me to want to read without stopping.

The book gives insight to life as a pastor's wife, the plan of salvation, and what happens when we try to assume others responsibilities. Not only is the book comical but it is a teaching tool that would appeal to all ages.