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Megan Borman megoborman — CLICK HERE TO READ MORE REVIEWS AT READING, EATING AND DREAMING I WAS BLAIR WALDORF I hate what I am about to do, but I have to be honest. I was really looking forward to reading Salvaged by Stefne Miller. I purchased it for $14.99 on Amazon Kindle. That shows how interested I was because I normally don’t spend that much money per book. (Reading is an expensive hobby. When you read at least 1 book per day, $14.99 is on the expensive side.) However, I was really excited about this novel so I paid the money and got started reading. I didn’t realize Salvaged was a Christian romance until I began reading this novel. Did this immediately turn me off or lower my expectations? No, not at all. In fact, I have recently read and enjoyed a couple LDS books: The Dating Deal by Melanie Marks and the Taken by Storm series by Angela Morrison. I am not Mormon, but I really enjoyed these LDS novels. The religious aspect didn’t alter my opinion at all. So if anything, I was even more curious after discovering Salvaged was a Christian romance. Salvaged by Stefne Miller is a beautiful story with positive and enlightening messages. This book teaches young adults the importance of abstinence, faith, honestly, guilt, forgiveness, respecting elders, etc. I think these are great morals and values to learn, regardless of one’s religion or beliefs. However, there were quite a few pages that were way too preachy (for lack of a better word) for me! At times, I felt like I was sitting in bible study. So while I loved the messages that were coming across, I thought the delivery was a little too excessive and in your face. My biggest complaint is about the-jeans-and-t-shirt-wearing Jesus, who physically visits Attie. Throughout the novel, He talks to her and gives her advice. Unfortunately, His conversations with her were what made the book feel preachy. Every time Jesus walked onto the page, I felt like I was getting another lesson. I hate to say this, but if you take out Jesus (the jeans and t-shirt wearing Jesus, not the message of Jesus, the son of God) then I would have enjoyed this novel a lot more. I feel so bad saying that. Take out Jesus. Agh! I feel evil just putting those words together. But in the spirit of honesty, I have to say it because that is why Miller lost my support. I gave Salvaged by Stefne Miller 2 STARS. I thought it was all right, but I didn’t enjoy it enough to read the sequel, Rise. -XOXO READING, EATING AND DREAMING

Kaye Manansala kjgmanansala — Go read my High Society review, this is more of the same. Not to take away from it by any means, but I can only say the same thing so much. Heh.