Saving Grace
Saving Grace
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2000
Book Brief
Super Short Summary
Saving Grace by RaeAnne Thayne follows ex-cop Grace Solarez as she rescues a young girl from a car wreck and becomes involved with the girl's father, while grappling with her own grief over her daughter's death. The novel explores themes of love, healing, and uncovering a smuggling operation. It contains triggering themes related to grief, loss, and childhood trauma.
Heartwarming
Romantic
Inspirational
Emotional
Reviews & Readership
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Review Roundup
Saving Grace by Raeanne Thayne blends romance and mystery, appealing to fans of both genres. Positive feedback highlights Thayne's engaging, heartfelt storytelling and well-developed characters, evoking strong emotional connections. Some readers, however, criticize predictable plotlines and occasional pacing issues. Overall, it's a warm, satisfying read.
Who Should Read Saving Grace?
Readers who cherish heartwarming tales of redemption and second chances, similar to those found in Debbie Macomber's Blossom Street series or Susan Wiggs' The Lakeshore Chronicles, will thoroughly enjoy Raeanne Thayne's Saving Grace. Thayne's mix of romance, small-town charm, and emotional healing appeals to fans of contemporary women's fiction.
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