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I've got a weekend of peace and quiet thanks to one of the Besties going to a wedding and leaving me the responsible adult to puppy-sit. Fortunately, Rosie Dog is being a good girl and, apart from her constant desire for a tummy scratch, I have been able to catch up on some reading. I started this book absolutely ages ago but finished it just now. Taking so long to read it infers that it's not very good (usually I'll finish a book in a weekend if it really grips me) but that's not the case. Life just gets in the way sometimes, and other reading has been necessary to help support the husband in his essay writing and to prepare for our Home Group studies. So, it's been really refreshing to take several hours of time where I can read what I want to read (whilst simultaneously scratching a puppy tummy!). This is my first encounter with something written by Beth Moore and I'll certainly be hunting out other books written by her. Even though filled with Bible refere