Tutored in Love by Barbara J. Adamson, Book Review

Book Summary:

Grace Ebert is focused on graduating college and launching her career as a recreational therapist, but one monumental challenge stands in her math. Desperate for help as she struggles to complete her final college course, she hires Noah Jennings to tutor her. Naturally outgoing, Grace is determined to get to know the surly math whiz, but when she pushes too hard for connection, Noah makes it painfully clear that they will never be friends and cuts ties with her. Noah feels his rejection of Grace’s friendship is perfectly justified, but when he’s unexpectedly stuck working with her again, he can’t help but admire her caring heart and determination. As Noah addresses his mental health and Grace confronts her guilt, they form an undeniable bond over the similarity of their haunting grief; still, they must resolve the volatile past that stands between them if they hope to build a future together.

My Review:

Tutored in Love is a contemporary Christian fiction novel set on a college campus.  Grace needs a math tutor and her tutor is super cute but so serious and not very warm towards her. Could she ever get her tutor to lighten up and smile? 

I really enjoyed the depth to this story. It wasn’t just a romance novel, there was so much more to it than romance and dating. Noah and Grace both had emotional issues and things from their past that they needed to work on. It really made me relate to the characters because they had real problems and needed to work on themselves. It made me relate to the characters in a unique way. The Christian theme was just right, not too much but enough to know the characters had faith that was important to them. Overall this is a great debut novel by Adamson and I look forward to reading more from her.

I received a complimentary copy of this book for free; all thoughts and opinions are my own.

Happy Reading!

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