It should also be noted that the author does use a pen name, which she has changed from Teresa, to Trisha. I like them both. But just wanted to let my readers know that was not a typo.

The author has 100% redeemed herself. A story like this never gets old no matter how many times and ways you tell it. In the first draft there were a lot of words that should have been capitalized.
 There were also a lot of words that were not misspelled, but where not the correct word. Spell check would not fix those since it does not know any better. I should note that in my second passing I did not reread the story, but rather took it on from an editor standpoint and did a proofing on it. In doing so, I found myself rereading my favorite parts. I love the story of Zac and Faith. Every woman should be like Faith, and every Faith should have a best friend, lover, and partner in a man like Zac. Sometimes love is blind. Sometimes it's right under your nose. You don't have to be a believer in God or religion to get the message that is conveyed within these pages. I raise my previous 2.5 stars to 5 out of 5 stars. The book has a purpose. 

The characters are full of life and full of meaning. I could not ask for a more heartfelt story.