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Title: Love Interrupted: A Sweet Christian Romance
Author: T.K. Chapin
Narrator: Jay Prichard
Format: Unabridged
Length: 2 hrs and 52 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-11-15
Publisher: Benjamin Chapin
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 27 votes
Genres: Romance, Religious & Inspirational
Publisher's Summary:
A faith-based sweet Christian romance
Liam Franklin has one love in his life and that's the Lord. When he takes a trip with his younger brother Tony to visit Lincoln City, Liam had two things in mind. He wanted to convince his grandfather to move back to Spokane and the other was to help the local youth group. Liam's plans get interrupted when he meets Katie Rothway, an uppity girl with connections in the church that doesn't want the needed youth building built. Infuriated with the woman pitted against him, Liam finds himself interrupting his own plans. Can Liam weave through this storm of life? Will he be able to find God's will?
Members Reviews:
Good pick
Is based on very good Christian values and faith . Excellent reminders for daily living . Easy listening voice.
A Sweet Romance
I really enjoyed this audiobook. It was a nice, clean, Christian story about a chance encounter between two people from different worlds. I love the fact that it was clean and had a good back story with the characters. I also really like T.K. Chapin's books. He's a good author.
Jay Prichard does a great job narrating this story. He did a great job with the characters and has a really deep voice. Overall, a nice listen.
I Love T.K. Chapin as a author!!
What did you love best about Love Interrupted: A Sweet Christian Romance?
The clean content!
Any additional comments?
I think Jay Prichard did an amazing job narrating this book! T.K. Chapin is one of my favorite authors for his clean content and interesting characters, and it seems like hes picked Prichard for his audio books and I think he choose right! Great job!!
I Loved the Complexity, Not Just a Sappy Romance
It seems most "romance" titles are a little sappy and lack substance of reality. And maybe Christian romances even more, and that's great and fun for when you want that. But I was pleasantly surprised that this Christian romance had more substance. It was like the difference between eating a fast-food burger versus devouring a succulently seasoned, well-grilled steak.
Because of the density of story and side stories, this book was sort of easy for me to be seen as made into a Christian-based movie, whereas many others are a lot of romance fantasy fluff, and everything is just "too perfect".
I felt like there was a lot of meat put into the 3 hours. It is a drama as much as it is a romance.
On the other hand, there are still some overly sappy parts for my taste, and a few things that seem a little too perfect for reality, but again, that's part of the romance genre.
(Without giving out any spoilers) ...There are a couple of story elements that were tied-up-in-a-nice-little-bow a bit too easily and fast. It was like the changes happened too quickly without the grit that it would have taken to get there. But since the author gave me enough solid "meat to chew on" (what is with me and the meat metaphors today???), I didn't get disturbed too much about the couple of easy resolves.
This title definitely has numerous examples of people praying, and turning to God with even quick little prayers when faced with a challenge. Again, this seemed a little "too perfect" to me, but it also made me realize, by example, that we can and should be doing exactly that.
