Book Excerpt:
"Can a crisis of grief lead to new hope and happiness?
Paula Schaffer and the gang at the Oceanside Inn have dreamed up the Christmas party of the century.
Intent on putting the Inn on the map and wowing her boss, she creates a mouthwatering menu focusing on Jesus being the reason for the season.
When she hires Jimmy Shaker to work with her as a sous chef, she can tell, though his faith is wavering, he is a man of God.
Disaster strikes when someone steals the Inn's bestselling recipe and shares it in the newspaper.
Paula fears the repercussions on the Inn and her reputation.
With Jimmy's help, she works to put things to rights, and the pair find themselves drawn together, despite the obstacles.
Paula is determined to show Jimmy that love can strengthen the weakest hearts, but is it enough to save the day and the Inn?"
Title: Faith Restored
Author: Morris Fenris
Publisher: Changing Culture Publications
Series: Oceanside Inn Series 3
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Five
Review:
"Faith Restored" by Morris Fenris
My Assessment:
'Faith Restored' was a fantastic read of how well Paula Schaffer, the head chef, with a group of friends, were happily operating the restaurant at the Oceanside Inn that Steven owned. With the Christmas holiday coming, Paula hired two new sous chefs to help out hiring Jimmy and Adele. However, trouble comes for Paula when her ex-husband, Bobby, appears out of nowhere and insists on bothering her, even though she has said no. Along with this problem, a recipe is stolen and printed in the local newspaper. Now, the problem will be who did this? The author gives the reader a good read on how this all happens where suspicion will be all around on just who had done this and why? While this is going on, it seems like Jimmy, the new hire, may have feelings for his boss. With Paula's ex showing up and seeming not to take no for an answer...how will this come out? Oh, and who is stealing the recipes? One thing that one will like is that since Jimmy has been hired, he seems to be right where he needs to be because he had once lost his faith due to his father's death, who a drunken driver had killed. Steven, owner of the restaurant, knowing his father and him, made Jimmy realize he was in the right job and was glad to be there. In the end, will Paula and Jimmy find their way to happiness?
How will this dramatic, heartwarming story turn out? First, you will have to pick up 'Faith Restored' and see how well it's been brought out to the reader.
Author: Morris Fenris
Publisher: Changing Culture Publications
Series: Oceanside Inn Series 3
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Five
Review:
"Faith Restored" by Morris Fenris
My Assessment:
'Faith Restored' was a fantastic read of how well Paula Schaffer, the head chef, with a group of friends, were happily operating the restaurant at the Oceanside Inn that Steven owned. With the Christmas holiday coming, Paula hired two new sous chefs to help out hiring Jimmy and Adele. However, trouble comes for Paula when her ex-husband, Bobby, appears out of nowhere and insists on bothering her, even though she has said no. Along with this problem, a recipe is stolen and printed in the local newspaper. Now, the problem will be who did this? The author gives the reader a good read on how this all happens where suspicion will be all around on just who had done this and why? While this is going on, it seems like Jimmy, the new hire, may have feelings for his boss. With Paula's ex showing up and seeming not to take no for an answer...how will this come out? Oh, and who is stealing the recipes? One thing that one will like is that since Jimmy has been hired, he seems to be right where he needs to be because he had once lost his faith due to his father's death, who a drunken driver had killed. Steven, owner of the restaurant, knowing his father and him, made Jimmy realize he was in the right job and was glad to be there. In the end, will Paula and Jimmy find their way to happiness?
How will this dramatic, heartwarming story turn out? First, you will have to pick up 'Faith Restored' and see how well it's been brought out to the reader.
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