Robert Whitlow

Dear Readers,

The Living Room by Robert Whitlow is a bit different for him and not in a bad way.  He still weaves a good story and it is definitely in the southern genre.  It just does not have the heavy mystery that most of his others have in them.   The story line focuses more on God speaking to us and are we listening carefully to what he is saying or do we run off and assume we know what he wants us to do.

Amy has gone to the “living room” in her dreams for as long as she could remember.  It is a holy place in her dreams where she meets with God and finds peace and rest.  It is a place that she doesn’t talk to many people about because she is afraid that they will think she is a bit batty. 

The living room is where she has gotten ideas for her current novel and the one to be released soon.  She loves that God comes and speaks to her in such a personal way, but when the dreams start changing and seem to be predicting the future and warning her of people and circumstances, Amy needs to decide what to do.

As I said earlier, this is different for Robert, but should still be on your list of reads if you are a Robert Whitlow fan.  His writing style comes through and he gently nudges you along in the story to find not only the answers for Amy but maybe even for yourself.

Happy Reading