Pictures of the Heart Remember Me, (Paperback)

I loved Addie and Isaac. I loved that there was some romance and some intrigue in the story. I love that Addie regains her faith. I love that this story is centered around the Alaska Yukon Pacific Expo that took place in Seattle, Washington. I loved learning a little about the Brownie camera also. I received a copy of this book from the publisher for a fair and honest opinion that I gave of my own free will.

A new series revolving around photography and the Seattle Exposition of 1909. Addie has escaped from a hopeless, impossible situation in the Yukon and found refuge in Seattle with a loving, godly couple, Pearl and her husband Otis, a photographer. With the grace of God she is beginning to heal. Danger still follows her but so does Isaac, who she pledged to love years ago. This was a significant story of sin and redemption. Ms. Peterson does not shy away from showing evil but conveys a clear Gospel message that resonates with all situations, even today. I enjoyed seeing Addie grow in faith and the assurance that God loved her and wanted the best for her. Isaac was portrayed as a hero who was steadfast and would stop at nothing to win Addie back. Interesting were the facts brought out about the Exposition and photography of the era. A timeless message for all. *I received a complimentary copy of this book from Library Thing. I was not required to post a favorable review. All opinions are my own.*