It Had to Be You (Christiansen Family) by Susan May Warren (2014-02-01)

Thanks again for another great read. Stayed up all night to read it. Going through my own personal season of letting children grow up and make their own choices and having to watch is hard. You helped me to see and remember that God loves them more than I do and He will guide them.

Another excellent book from Susan May Warren. I'm really enjoying getting to know the Christiansen family. This is a story of letting go and allowing God control of our lives and the beauty that comes from the ashes when we do.

This is one of those "feel-good, yummy, hug yourself", love stories. The kind that you slow your reading rate down when you get towards the conclusion because you don't want it to end. You keep checking the name of the author because you wonder why you haven't read any of her other novels. The kind that you recommend to your sister. Best of all, it's a Christian romance, so you know they lived happily ever after....eternally!

I truly enjoyed this read. I would highly recommend it to all christian romance lovers. The tension between the two main characters is palpable and their relationship flourishes beautifully for a very satisfying end. Looking forward to the next installment!

A wonderful novel, introducing the Christiansen family and their spiritual beliefs beginning with God. An inspiring romance of teens whose LOVE matures into a young family. Another one of my favorite easy reads!

This book is wonderful. It pulls at your heart and leaving you wanting more. This is the first book I have read by Susan May Warren and I loved it! I will be reading more from this author!! Amazing read.

This story caused me to feel so many emotions. It felt as if I were there through every struggle and triumph. The characters and their struggles felt real to me. The author was able to express the struggles and triumphs of faith that are experienced daily. If you pass on this, you are truly missing out. I can't wait to read more. Wow!

Ok, I rarely write reviews, especially free books, but I wanted to take the time to write one for this book because the title and description are a bit misleading.

First off, I wanted to say that the overall plot and story-line were pretty good and I enjoyed the book for the most part. What I didnt like was getting a few chapters in and starting to be bombarded by a lot of talk about God and Christianity. Don't get me wrong, I am not against religion, of any kind, but I bought this book expecting it to be a "Romance" book, not a "Christian Romance." There was nothing in the description or title indicating that it was a Christian Romance. I even read the first couple of reviews and there was no mention.

If there way, I may still have gotten the book because the description made the book sound interesting, but I would have had a different expectation reading it, and I would have been prepared for the many Christianity references.

To end, this was a pretty decent book and I would recommend it, but only if you don't mind reading a book with religious references. There were no obvious spelling or editing issues that I noticed and I notice them quite easily.

I loved the characters of Eden and Jace, especially Eden. Yes she is bossy, confused and lacking confidence. But she is also innocent, loving and a great human being. The sub plot where she helps another person is the best part of this whole book, especially the end. Refreshing change from the sub standard romance novels that are dissed out nowadays.

Because this family its truly special each one has such a special place in the family and you cant have one without the other i spent the night devouring this book and i cant get enough i want to read all the books already.

Ok, I rarely write reviews, especially free books, but I wanted to take the time to write one for this book because the title and description are a bit misleading.

First off, I wanted to say that the overall plot and story-line were pretty good and I enjoyed the book for the most part. What I didnt like was getting a few chapters in and starting to be bombarded by a lot of talk about God and Christianity. Don't get me wrong, I am not against religion, of any kind, but I bought this book expecting it to be a "Romance" book, not a "Christian Romance." There was nothing in the description or title indicating that it was a Christian Romance. I even read the first couple of reviews and there was no mention.

If there way, I may still have gotten the book because the description made the book sound interesting, but I would have had a different expectation reading it, and I would have been prepared for the many Christianity references.

To end, this was a pretty decent book and I would recommend it, but only if you don't mind reading a book with religious references. There were no obvious spelling or editing issues that I noticed and I notice them quite easily.

I loved the characters of Eden and Jace, especially Eden. Yes she is bossy, confused and lacking confidence. But she is also innocent, loving and a great human being. The sub plot where she helps another person is the best part of this whole book, especially the end. Refreshing change from the sub standard romance novels that are dissed out nowadays.

Because this family its truly special each one has such a special place in the family and you cant have one without the other i spent the night devouring this book and i cant get enough i want to read all the books already.

I really enjoyed this book, and read it almost from start to finish without a break.

My biggest problem was that with my Kindle edition in several places the words are not formatted properly, and the lines are written over the top of the line before. Maybe buy the paper version!!