A Song Unheard

Roseanna White has a talent for pulling you into a story. This one was harder for me to catch up and get into, but once you did, the family pulled me in and made a part of theirs.

There is danger, intrigue, music and some romantic threads in these stories that will make you want to get all her books. Plus, the cover are really beautiful as well.

Historical novels have a certain “feel” to them. This one … not so much. Usually we follow the “good person” around and the “good person” gets the lightening bolt when they see their eventual beloved. In A Song Unheard, we follow a pickpocket, a thief. It’s a really interesting perspective. She’s tough too. She’s strong and not easily moved by a handsome flirt …. I like her. (I don’t like what she does specifically, but I like her as a character.) There are other characters that are equally interesting … the handsome flirt has some depth, so give him a chance. His little sister, Margot is great, brilliant, the kind of little sister I would have wanted. There is a good share of villains too, of course, any story with Nazis in it will have a villain or a thousand, just by default. But shady characters are plentiful.

Of course, since it’s Christian Fiction we need to discuss that aspect. The passionate descriptions of spiritual things, existence of God, the saving work of Jesus Christ are truly glorifying to God, I give 5 stars just for that.

I often keep my reviews short, because I fear that if I blather on, I could give away some of the story that shouldn’t be given away. I hope you are intrigued enough by this to read A Song Unheard by Roseanna M. White.

DISCLAIMER: I received this book as a gift last year. No compensation was received. The opinions I express are provided without obligation.