One of the strongest aspects of this book is the dialogue writing. What follows is the slow realization, on bother characters parts, that there could or should be more between them - even after one thinks they have found their one true love, Steve’s relationship with Jenny forces her to realize what’s she’s learned about herself from loving Gabe and helps her come to terms with personal growth. Jenny’s neighbor and best friend Steve Grant is there to help her pick up the pieces and deal with her grief, he’s experiencing his own grief as Jenny’s husband Gabe was his best friend. This story is also largely about the development of romantic love from friendship. Throughout the story we are given clues and eventually we find out about secrets on both sides of the court case, within both Jenny’s and Gabe’s family, that will impact how the battle is fought, and eventually, the trial’s outcome.īut that’s just part of what the story is about. Logic tells you that doing this would only inhibit Jenny from moving on, but really, how is that any different than if they had already had children? They built a life together and this would just have an extension of that, no? As a reader, that’s what you’re forced to consider. Jenny’s motivation was questionable but understandable all the same. The basis of the story is whether or not Jenny can win a legal battle, brought about by her deceased husband’s uncle, to use her husband’s sperm much like any other case of “organ donation”.
We see our main character, Jenny Harrison go through a major life event, a major loss and then use the experience to find her purpose.
Just Destiny is a complex story filled with heartache and the turmoil about accepting what is and moving on, and about fighting for what we believe is right. Gift copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest reviewĭo you believe in destiny – about predefined outcomes that happen regardless of the way you live your life? Are there other qualifiers that define destiny – does the end result need to be a major life event or something that impacts how you live your life and what other choices maybe be made? In Just Destiny, author Theresa Rizzo constructs characters and a storyline that begs the age old question about whether or not we end up in certain situations, living a certain life, regardless of all the planning we do in life.
4 Stars & and a recommendation for any reader of the Contemporary & Romance genre’s
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