It's All about Him

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Denise Jackson had everything a woman could dream of, or so she thought. She had a beautiful home, jewelry, cars, and money. Her husband was a very succesful country music star Allen Jackson. But along the way she lost her sense of self. Her favorite color became her husbands. What ever he liked she liked. She tried so hard to please her husband; just as she had her father growing up. One day her world fell apart when her husband walked out of their home. He told her he had, had an affair and needed room to think. She went through a lot of internal searching trying to find out who she was. What had gone wrong. Yet as Denise discovered it may of been the best day of her life. It was then she came to realize what was most important in her life that she had lost along the way. That was her relationship with God. It took months of studing along with a prayer group of wonderful people that she not only found herself but her way back to God. It was not an easy process for her. She still had a lot of anger towards her husband that had to be worked out. But she knew that all things are possible if you have God in your heart and life. It is not easy to put your whole life out there for people to read. Denise did so in hopes that all who read her book can learn as she did. This book is about forgiving,hope and finding your way home again to God. I found it to be inspiring and would recommend it to ever one.

There is nothing glamorous about Colette Caddle's books. No peek into a world we are not all well acquainted with. Caddle writes about so called ordinary people, people like you and me. And she does it exceptionally well. Just getting better and better with every book. In "It's All About Him" we meet Dee, single mom, supporting herself and four year old Sam with her catering business and helping part time at her friend Lisa's crèche. Dee struggles to make ends meet and also constantly worries about Sam's chronic asthma and eczema. Her farmer boyfriend Conor is a strong and stable part of her life, as are her close girfriends Lauren, Sheila and Lisa. Altogether, life is not too bad for Dee and Sam. Her relationship with Conor adds joy and relief in her daily struggle and ever growing workload, although he has not yet popped THE QUESTION! Something which bothers Dee more than she is willing to admit, but which does not overly worry her. Conor is the quiet and stable sort. Adores Dee and is good with Sam. It will all happen in due time. So lifes goes on in the little town of Banford, not far from Dublin. Until one morning the doorbell chimes at Dee's house. And after five years and not a word, there stands Neil. Sam's father and the man who broke Dee's heart, stole her money and left her alone in a foreign country. She got back to Banford alone and pregnant, had Sam and never heard another word from Neil. What happens? I'll leave that to the reader. But even though Colette Caddle writes just as easily and entertaining as always, the book goes a little deeper than her previous ones. The characterization in particular, is very strong and calls for much afterthought. The story introduces many and very different personalities and there is no easy or predictable solutions to the many situations which arize. Fans of Colette Caddle will not be disappointed. I fact, a hardcover purchase would have been money well spent and I hope her next book will be available in that binding. To new readers I can only recommend. An entertaining, yet realistic and wise book by a superb writer.