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BOOK REVIEW: Bottom Line
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by: Barbara Warren Dancing Word Reviewer
Title: Bottom Line Author: Kimberly Stuart Publisher: NavPress ISBN: 978-1-60006-077-9 Genre: Inspirational/Contemporary/Fiction
Heidi Elliott is a stay-at-home mom. Most days she loves it. Some days she doesn’t, but her daughter Nora, who is almost four is adorable, her husband, Jake, is the man she dreamed about, and while her life isn’t perfect, it’s so close it scares her. Then Heidi decides to find work she can do at home to help pay bills, and she meets Kylie Zimmerman and becomes a representative for Solomon’s Closet.
Not your regular home business, Solomon’s Closet is a Christian lingerie company. Judging from Kylie’s home and lifestyle, the spiritual answer to Victoria’s Secret pays off. Heidi has dreams of her own mansion and a healthy bank balance. Soon she is faced with difficult choices, and the realization that God isn’t impressed by the size of our houses, or the brand name of the car in our garages.
Kimberly Stuart’s Heidi Elliott stories are fresh, fast paced, and funny. Bottom Line is book two of the series, and I’m definitely looking forward to book three and what ever trouble Heidi can get into next.
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