Reunion: The Baxter Family, Redemption Series (Book 5) Clean, Contemporary Christian Fiction (Baxter Family Drama--Redemption Series) Paperback – September 1, 2009

This series has been all consuming, very well written with good character development and strong relationships. I have lost a lot of sleep, having a lack of self control to stop reading when I should. This book handled death in the most comforting way I've ever read. Even in the sadness it was beautiful.

Good reading

This book was wonderful! I loved how everything came together and how God has plan for all of us. It’s amazing how he works through us.

I could not put this book down. All the stories are absorbing and interwoven. A solid Christian book but not preachy. Thank you, Karen Kingsbury. This is just what I needed. I read this series a long time ago and was delighted to read it again. It was entertaining, comforting, and reassuring. It made me see my blessings more clearly. God bless you.

I can't remember ever being so moved by a book. The story line was excellent, as with this entire series. I was very satisfied with the resolution, and now look forward eagerly to the spinoff series about to start. Living through the horrible cancer was so real--I identified so much with the mother, even though I've never been close to anyone who died from cancer. I'll never forget this series, and this book in particular. Yes, it was sad, but also showed the reader how to see the underlying joy. Most of all, it teaches a lesson about trusting in God's goodness. I'm Catholic, and my priest always likes to remind us that "God is good all the time, and all the time God is good." This book would serve as a fine example of that kind of faith.

This book and this series was something that I so enjoyed. The story pulls you into the family and the trials that they go through, you can relate to them. Through this book and series, I was reminded of all the awesome things that God can do in our lives, and even when they don't turn out the way we want them, God is still loving us and in control. I read all 14 of the Baxter books in 30 days and was so sad when I finally finished the last book. However, I have moved on to the "Above the Line" series and it is nice that we still get peeks of the Baxter family. I had borrowed several of these books from the library when I was reading them, but I think that I will actually end up buying them for my Kindle so I can read them again. It's definitely a keeper and I would recommend it to anyone, especially those who are going through tough times and need to be reminded of the hope in Jesus Christ.

we love a priority in our lives. The message Pastor Mark gave the Baxter family at the end of Reunion is one that stands for all of us. We don’t own the people in our lives; rather we borrow them. They are gifts from God that we have for just a moment.

This could be a depressing read, but I was actually uplifted. The Baxters are a strong, loving family, and that shows in every part of their lives.

i bought it for my wife, she likes the series

The book arrived early which was great as I was on holiday from work it meant I could get stuck in straight away! It was in great condition seen as it was used as well.Karen Kingsbury’s books have a habit of making you want more and she certainly didn’t disappoint. Even though it’s fiction it makes you want a deeper relationship with God and you can see how God works all situations for His glory and our good. It is a wonderful story, it will have you smiling and crying at the same time. I highly recommend but make sure you’ve read the rest of the books in the series first as this is the last one.

This book was well written showing human nature all the good that can come in bad situations

Fantastic book, have purchased 2 more since that one. She is one amazing author!

Bought this book because my face is on the cover! Enjoyed the story in its own right even though it is part of a series. Easy reading but thought provoking at the same time. Would even describe this book as helpful for those having problems