What keeps women from dancing to the freedom God offers? With passion and boldness, Simply Salsa exposes the lies and misconceptions that imprison women with unfounded insecurities and feelings of inadequacy. No matter the degree of adversity or pain, Janet Eckles has discovered an alternative to gloom—through the security that is only found in God’s love.
When women in the Bible faced tribulations and trials, they sought God’s grace. Simply Salsaillustrates how that same grace offers today’s women the opportunity to:
Leave the ugly past behind and look to a fresh tomorrow
Find peace and increased faith as you wait for answers to prayer
Embrace God’s comfort to conquer sorrow and disappointment
With her own life experiences as testimony, Eckles will have you dancing!
Reviewed by:
Celia
Rating: 3
stars
Review: “Physical blindness, infidelity, the murder
of my child, and the acquittal of his killer—all these tragedies piled on one
another in my own personal train wreck.” (2) The experience of “her-panic” is
something we’ve all been familiar with, whether you’re Hispanic or not.
Author Janet Perez Eckles speaks with such raw candor and reverence. Through
life’s turmoils, which involve financial hardship and the death of a child, she
somehow manages to find strength and solace in God’s grace and worship. Of
course, I am not religious, but I could certainly appreciate the meaning in
this story, even though there may have been too much biblical jargon
throughout. There was certainly some lag here and there, and, although I couldn't really get that into it, readers will
surely enjoy the chica commentaries
and dialogue.
Ultimately, the story delivers a powerful message to never give up and
keep dancing, which I certainly applaud.
A memoir of love, loss, and salsa!
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