Sue's Reviews > Like Gold Refined

The final novel in the series ended with some drama over Virginia's long-time wayward friend, Jenny, and her daughter, Mindy. I like the way Oke's deep faith helps the the characters come to terms with life and circumstances, but I found it annoying that through the entire series Virginia makes assumptions and questions things in her mind so the reader hears the question, but doesn't ask the people around her. So her assumptions are often wrong and I found myself frequently thinking that she was going to be in trouble again for assuming. And she was. That type of predictability didn't enhance the story. A nice read but I didn't really learn anything or change my life from this series.