The Someday List
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Rachelle Covington has it all. A fabulous home, a handsome and prestigious spouse, two gorgeous children, and a place in the upper crust that’s reasonably comfortable. But her life is not all it’s cracked up to be. When her spouse goes away on business trip and the kids are sent off to the grandparents for a month, Rachelle takes up the challenge of a dying friend to start a list of things to do before she dies. She heads back to Jubilant, Texas, to reconnect with her past, her purpose, and herself. But when her ex shows up in town looking very fine and very single, Rachelle must confront feelings she thought she’d long buried. Will she give up everything to recover the past? Or will she find a reason to plot for the future? The Someday List is an honest look at what makes us who we are and what can throw us off track. Leader Stacy Hawkins Adams writes with a voice that is fresh, sincere, and completely real. Her characters jump off the page and into her readers’ hearts.
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Rachelle and Gabe Covington have been married eleven years. Rachelle had everything she could possibly want as far as material things, but she longed for something more meaningful. Tired of being in the presence of a man who just didn’t get it, she left Houston, TX and took a trip to San Diego; her childhood friend, Jillian, had requested her presence. The reason for the invite was a sad one, but, Rachelle was sure of one thing when she left – It was time to figure out who she was and what she wanted in life.
When Rachelle’s plane landed in Houston, she was not ready to go home. She got in her car and headed to Jubilant, TX to spend some time with her Aunt Irene, Uncle Charles and the rest of her family tree. She establish them at St. Peter’s Baptist Church along with something much unexpected.
Back in Houston, Gabe was having a temper tantrum because his wife wasn’t at home where she belonged. He was about to place for Uganda and Rachelle should have been there to drive him to the airport.
The thought came to me as I was writing this review that with all the talk of God in this book something was missing. Characters spoke of having a relationship with God, and this was excellent. But, there can be no “right” relationship with God unless a person accepts Jesus as personal Lord and Savior. Jesus is the key. He is the One who died for our sins. He is the negotiator between God and man. He is the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Him. As characters talked about living for God and having a relationship with Him it would have been fantastic if this extremely vital point was made clear. Chapter twenty-five or twenty-seven; either would have been a perfect place for this gifted leader to include it.
I did delight in reading The Someday List. I liked Aunt Melba; she was a lively woman. Rachelle stayed in Jubilant for reasonably a while and during that time she resolved past issues, learned about forgiveness, and ongoing to talk to God. And while in Uganda, Gabe learned reasonably a few vital life lessons. The tale didn’t end the way I was hoping it would, but Rachelle seemed okay with the choice she made and that was a excellent thing. I like how the leader shows Christians are not perfect people, reminding us saved folk that we all fall fleeting but God is permanently there ready to forgive and to help get us back on the right path.
This book includes an excerpt from the next novel in the Jubilant Soul series. It looks like Rachelle’s cousin, Indigo, has returned to Jubilant after attending college. I liked Indigo. I didn’t get to know her very well in this book, so I’m really looking forwards to reading her tale!
Reader’s Rating: 4 / 5
This book is a very excellent book that will open the eyes of all readers. It is very touching. I have made a somedays list and after reading this book the reader will have no choice but to want to do the same.
Reader’s Rating: 5 / 5
Not a page turner, not unpredictable. Glad it was free. Didn’t make me want to reexamine my life.
Reader’s Rating: 3 / 5
I tried to read this all the way through, but gave up at just about 45% – I don’t mind faith references, but this one seems to be really heavy handed at the pushing of religion. That doesn’t make an enjoyable read for me.
Reader’s Rating: 1 / 5
This was my book club selection for the month. I was delighted from the first chapter. I painstakingly loved this very realistic book. It dealt with issues I have faced in my life. Fervently recommend it. Will read more of this writer’s books.
Reader’s Rating: 5 / 5