The Extraordinary Deaths of Mrs. Kip by Sara Brunsvold

About the Book

Aidyn Kelley is eager to prove her abilities to write serious pieces for the Kansas City Star, earning her an assignment interviewing Clara Kip, a spirited yet dying elderly woman who just entered hospice care.  During her interviews, Aidyn learns much about Mrs. Kip and her exciting life, hoping to get stories for her assignment.  Soon, however, Aidyn learns that Mrs. Kip has real life lessons that may be just what Aidyn needs to hear.

About the Author

Sara Brunsvold creates stories that speak hope, truth, and life. Influenced by humble women of God who find his fingerprints in the everyday, she does the same in her life and her storytelling. Sara’s recognitions include the 2020 ACFW Genesis Award for Contemporary Fiction. She lives with her family in Kansas City, Missouri, where she can often be spotted writing at a park or library. Learn more at http://www.sarabrunsvold.com.

Purchase Links

Amazon

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Barnes and Noble

Books-A-Million

Christian Book

My Thoughts

Emotionally charged, this novel takes you on a delightful journey through past and present as characters recall entertaining and teachable stories and discuss deep topics.  I liked how even though the characters were fictional, the topics of conversation in the novel were very real and applicable to actual life.  Mrs. Kip is spunky and sweet and I really enjoyed reading her tales.  I also love the integration of spiritual truths effortlessly woven into the plot.  An inspirational tale of women’s fiction, this novel will grab your heart and not let go.  I really enjoyed this story and recommend it highly!

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Revell Publishing.  Opinions expressed in this review are entirely my own.

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