Out of the Dark (Way of Life, #2)

According to her parents, Josie should be in college studying law.After what happened to her, it's out of the question. She needs to find out who she really is.Leaving the glamorous life in New York behind her, she starts over in Oklahoma, where she meets Jim, an attractive, but shy horse trainer. They recognize each other as soul mates at first glance, something Josie has longed for all her life. But is she ready for it? Because in the depth of her soul the trauma is hidden, which she so desperately tries to forget.This story is so much more than just romance. Without ever turning aside from thrilling storytelling, it will give you food for thought on many different subjects like relationships, the power of good friends, the healing aspects of art, personal development, faith and family. With a cast of rich, real-life characters at their side, Josie and Jim's journey will draw you in and give you a deeply emotional reading experience.Reader's voices:- I loved this book, Annette Spratte has a wonderful way of writing that is easy to read, but at the same time pulls you into the story until you feel as if you are a part of the book yourself.- I think the author did a great job at developing interesting and deep characters. The detail is extraordinarily crafted. The story of Josie is so beautiful and Jim is such a great supporting character.- I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It is completely different to other novels out there.Unique and thought-provoking.With an abundance of detail and strong characters. I enjoyed how Christian beliefs are upheld and the message how God loves everyone, regardless of their background.I like the way the characters have developed along the way.You don't need to have read 'Survivor', the first book of the 'Way of Life' series, to enjoy this novel. You might want, to though, as it gives you some background on Josie's family and how she reached her decision to leave New York.