A Song for Silas

I truly enjoy reading Lori Wick's books and I enjoy watching (or should I say reading) her grow as a writer. This was the first book I'd ever read that she wrote and I was hooked. It is very good for the young (teen) reader. A parent would have no worries as to what her daughter was being exposed to. I just finished reading her newest novel "The Rescue" and was able to see how she has grown as an author through the years. I praise God for talented authors such as Lori. (If you enjoy reading Lori Wick's books you should also try new author, Vicki Williamson's, books.)

Excellent story! I'd give it a ten if I could! It's really beautiful Christian love story. It makes one really believe in love.

"A Song For Silas" continues the story of the Camerons, a Wisconsin family, and their trials and tribulations throughout life. When Grant Nolan, a friend of the family, breaks his leg, Silas Cameron feels more than obliged to fill in the position of running his farm. There, with Grant's 18-year-old daughter, Amy, Silas becomes closer to God, and to Amy. This story was a very good read. The first book was lighthearted enough, but this story is bubblegummy-sweet on an out-of-control level. Also, some of the characters from the original book don't seem to be that interesting in this entry. However, errors aside, it is a satisfying read, considering how boring a book this COULD'VE been, but was not.

I found this book really enjoyable, but hard to read because Mum kept disappearing with it

I loved this book. It was great to read more about the Cameron family