Elena's Song (Abounding Love, Book 3)

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Summary: A Christian book that won't bore you
Review: I'm 15 years old, and I read the book Elena's Song for a book report. Once I had started reading, I couldn't put it down. I believe you will feel the same way.
Elena Breen is a woman with a beautiful, remarkable voice. She ran away from home as a young girl from her abusive father and brothers to a man who was even more abusive. This man was her manager, who promised to launch her into America's biggest sensation. Elena fell for his charms and let him control her, even when she met a playwriter and singer Christian named Jesse Golden, who she fell in love with. When she became pregnant with Jesse's baby, the two married, but there was still a part of Elena Jesse never had a part of.
The stress of her manager began to ruin Elena's voice and her marriage, so finally she left Jesse and her son for her singing career which was taking off.
Four years later, Elena has shot her voice and escaped from her manager's hold, and lays dying in a convent when Jesse discovers her. He vows to reunite their marriage and restore her health and voice. More importantly, establish a faith between her and God that she never had.
Peggy Stok's does an excellent job telling this moving tale. There are many surprises and twists entangled in the story. What was the hold the manager had over Elena? Will Jesse and Elena restore their marriage? I guess you'll have to read and find out.