In the context of 21st century feminism, it's tough to know what Biblical submission means, what it looks like, and how to live it in today's society. Enter Sara Horn, a smart and savvy writer, ministry leader, and military wife.

Sara bravely sets out to chronicle her year living according to Biblical principles of submission in marriage. Not an easy task in a society that thinks that submission is a June Cleaver-esque wife vacuuming wearing heels and pearls and dinner in the oven; or worse, something to do with the bedroom and a certain trilogy of grey-covered novels published last year.

Sara's memoir is honest and thought-provoking, spiritual but not in a heavy-handed way, and best of all, real.

I highly recommend this book for wives of any age who want encouragement and reality when it comes to a modern marriage following Biblical principles.

Disclosure: I received a Netgalley copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I also received a paperback copy from the publisher, Harvest House. Review is my opinion.