“Echoes” is the third book in Robin Jones Gunn’s Glenbrooke series. Lauren is a vivacious young lady who has a hard time after going through a broken engagement. With the help of her family, some good friends, and an on-line pen pal, she learns to move on. What she didn’t bank on was falling for the person on the other side of the computer known only to her as K.C. They correspond for a year, but then Lauren has to make the decision- do they meet face to face? She’s faced rejection so many times, is it a good idea? Should she even be meeting someone she’s never seen- isn’t that dangerous?
I loved this book. Maybe because I’m a sap for a good romance and honest characters. Gunn does a good job of creating characters that aren’t realistic- they mess up just like real people do. The nice thing is that, although the book is part of a series, you’re able to read it without knowing the background story of the series.
I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review.
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