Wooing Lexi's Heart


Christian - Fiction
88 Pages
Reviewed on 02/29/2024
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Author Biography

Born and raised in Weedpatch, California, DELIA LATHAM is a Christian wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend, but especially loves being a princess daughter to the King of Kings. She’s a Dr. Pepperaholic and loves hearing from her readers. Contact her through her website (www.delialatham.net), her blog (http://delialatham.blogspot.com), or her Facebook author page (Delia Latham).

Delia writes inspirational romance and women's fiction, and is currently contracted through White Rose Publishing and Vinspire Publishing.

    Book Review

Reviewed by Joy Hannabass for Readers' Favorite

Wooing Lexi's Heart by Delia Latham is an emotional Christian read. Mother’s Day is approaching and Lexi Halloran is making a trip to see her mother again this year, but it will be different from previous experiences. This year, Lexi’s mom probably will not know who she is because of her Alzheimer's disease. As Lexi approaches her mother's room, she hears someone reading to her, and recognizes that it is a western Christian fiction writer. At first, Lexi is not happy Ben is with her mother, but then finds herself in an ice cream shop with him having ice cream. As they share their stories, Ben reminds Lexi that God can work through her mom’s disease for His glory. But all Lexi wants is for her mom to recognize her so that she can finally tell her mom that she loves her.

This is a heartwarming but sad story written for Mother’s Day. Having lost my mom, it was very difficult for me to read, but I did understand Ben as he supported Lexi, trying to make her realize that her mother’s situation was in God’s hands and she needs to trust Him. This is not always easy to understand, especially when her mom doesn’t even know who Lexi is, and Lexi can’t communicate with her at all. I appreciate how Delia Latham weaves faith into the story, showing how God does care that we are hurting, and He does answer our prayers and gives us peace in the end. With Mother’s Day approaching, I encourage readers to pick up a copy of Wooing Lexi's Heart for a nice read for the day. Even with the sadness of the situation, you will find peace and comfort knowing that God cares about every area of our lives. And you will be especially thankful for the mom God has given you.