A review by texastink
The Obsession of Victoria Gracen by Grace Livingston Hill

5.0

If I hadn't known better, I might've said that this book was written by Hill's aunt and one of my favorite authors, "Pansy" (Isabella MacDonald Alden). It held a lot of similarities to her writing. I loved the faith of the aunt that evidenced itself by her life. She had an child-like trusting faith that followed God's call in simple obedience regardless or whether it was in line with social norms or not. (a characteristic in many Pansy books) I loved the way she reached out to the broken and rejected, not in a forced or hypocritical way, but in genuine love and respect. (another characteristic in some Pansy books) It was a beautiful story with beautiful values that causes you to look at your own life and wonder if you're living our faith before and to others genuinely and in Christ-like love to everyone.