Love at Last Sight goes against what many people say about relationships. Instead of focusing on the here and now, like love at first sight does, love at last sight means focusing on the long term. It means the love grows deeper and stronger as time passes, it doesn’t fade when life happens.

There will be times that it is hard to treat your relationships this way, because it is far easier to focus on ourselves, and not the others we say we care about. But, the payoff for staying in there is great.

This book is set up to be read over the course of 30 days, but I found it hard to actually wait until the next day to read it again. It is written in an easy to understand way, and Kerry and Chris Shook add in stories from their lives to illustrate what they are talking about. Plus, each day is backed by with scripture. You are encouraged to work through the book, and put what you read into action.

By the way, I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group in exchange for this review.