Secure A Copy The Hearts Voice Written By Arlene James Provided As Audio Book

book was so heart warming and touching, It made me to have a new look at my life and be thankful to God for all he has given me or hasn't.
It was a book all about God thoughtfulness and kindness and forgiveness, He is truly forgiving for all his forgiving all these sins we do and all thanks we forget to say to him.
His heart is always open to us and he's always been looking after us, This book is a masterpiece that moves the heart and opens eyes and heart, All of us are perfect, even if not in the eyes of others, but in our god's eyes we're all his children.
It's up to us to do what we have been born to do, I loved it and recommend it to all,


Cute book, Worth a read. I enjoyed this book very much, Simple love story but with an inspirational message, The Heart's Voice by Arlene James released on Jun,is available now for purchase, A sweet love story . A good and clean book, This book brought forth some good messages in the end, I feel badly, having to do this, Mostly I've loved Arlene James' books, But this one sigh. I'm hoping it was because it was written inand she hadn't honed her writing skills, yet,

First, it's twenty years to a military retirement, Dan would've had to be a minimum of thirty eight to retire, And retirement is NOT the same as a medical discharge, You don't get retirement pay for discharge, only for retirement, He might get military disability, but NOT retirement pay, unless he conveniently lost his hearing at exactly twenty years' service, . . which is highly unlikely. My dad got early retirement atyears in, but only because Clinton was closing bases and they needed longterm enlisted to move it out.
Even that was only offered to those atyears or more, and in a special circumstance, So no this doesn't jive.

Second, even seasoned Deaf people can only catchof what they try to lipread, according to sitelink ncbi. nlm. nih. gov/pmc/arti . People NOT born deaf are at a,comprehension rate. So that this guy who has only been deaf for EIGHTEEN MONTHS is getting every word people say to him after less than two years' without his hearing is impossible.
There's no way he could follow what they were saying, lipread sermons, . . even if he tried to, My daughter got her certification in ASL interpretation, and we have been exposed to a LOT of information about this, Lip reading isn't the way to go, . . at least not without ASL to accompany it,

Even in, cochlear implants were becoming commonplace, so Dan's situation especially funded by the government wouldn't even exist, He would've been given the implant and done training to hear in a new way, Even Leah from the nationally acclaimed 'Signing Time' DVD series got a cochlear implant in, ironically and now hears/speaks, Those who can't are usually brain damaged, or so adamantly ensconced in Deaf culture that they don't WANT to hear, because it sets them apart NOT to hear.
Dan wouldn't fit that profile, . . he would have the implant,

And the things Arlene has him lipreading, . . !! "Belled by the cat, eh" I'm sorry, but a HEARING person wouldn't even be able to figure that one out! Frank sitting on the sofa, telling him about cattle crossbreeds He couldn't possibly understand by merely lipreading, for the love of Mike! It's ridiculous.


As for the story: Dan is back in town, fixing up the house he's inherited from his grandmother, Having nearly finished the project, he's about to begin redoing the apartment over the garage, when Becca approaches him, She needs a fixit man to fix her basically condemned house,

The fact that he agrees to even TRY to fix the mess is preposterous, There's daylight coming in the walls, no foundation, holes in the floors, the porch roof falling in, no cabinets or cupboards in the kitchen.
. . HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE The house obviously had them when it was built where did they go! We have no idea.


But if the wiring's bad thru the house, there's no insulation, half the walls need replacing, the roof is falling in.
. . and she hasK to her name NO, I'm sorry, he wouldn't bother, The more logical answer would be for him to move her to his grandmother's house, and take the apartment over the garage for himself.
It. Makes. No. Sense. There's NO WAY that anyone could fix up that house it needs to be raized, It's dangerous for a toddler and baby to be living in,

Additionally, there's no way she could afford to feed him brisket I can't afford to feed my family brisket, hello.
That's ridiculously expensive meat for someone with a parttime grocery store clerk salary, Speaking of, there's NO WAY she could do the baby immunizations, wellchecks, and feed her family, pay electric/propane/phone, buy groceries, AND save money on a parttime cashier's income, not even in a small town.
She's GOT to be on welfare and Medicare and who knows what else, . . and she's feeding him BRISKET!! And renovating a house Seriously!

If it's THAT bad, she should sell the land and move in with Coby's parents.
But she's NOT being a good steward, a good mom, a good friend, or a good anything, It's the whole thing it's a hot mess.

While I'm on the topic, . . HOW exactly do you tie a baby in high chair with a dishtowel Have you ever seen a dishtowel It doesn't fit around a chub of a baby, let alone a baby AND a high chair.
I can't even.

Then TORNADO! Which wipes out the entirety of his work/money HE put into fixing the place, And weirdly her house is wiped out, and her inlaws' place is ripped apart, but Dan's house in between is naturally just fine.
. . AND THEN he moves them in and takes the apartment,

WHICH IS WHAT SHOULD'VE HAPPENED
IN THE FIRST PLACE,
ugh.
None of it makes sense,

Also knowing a tornado hit his town, wouldn't his family come out to be sure he was okay, that the family home was all right Wouldn't HER family come when they heard that her house was levelled to the ground Where are the parents!! None of this makes any sense.
His mother cares if his shirt matches his eyes, but doesn't rouse herself to visit after a major tornado hit

Dan has to have a new truck with special needs gadgets, and he goes to town directly after a massive tornado rips thru, demands his needs be met in three days, chucks money at people, and walks away.
What is that! In a time when a LOT of cars are needed because of the crisis, . . that's pretty crappy.

The writing is weird in this one, too, It says Jemmy 'piled' out of the car, Multiple kids can 'pile', but one, . . The definition is to 'accumulate in mass, to move a group', It doesn't work. There were several odd wordings like this that made no sense,

And I hate saying all of this about an Arlene James book, Mostly I've really enjoyed her books, But this is very badly done. The writing isn't her greatest, the story is barely believable, and the characters are such a mess, . . I really wish I liked it, but the book made that impossible, The Heart's Voice by Arlene James

Interesting story about moving on through challenges and hanging onto God, your faith and your family.
A mom struggling after death of her husband, staying strong with two small children, enjoying life with minimal "stuff"

Inserts from the book:
Foolish notion, she told herself.
No child of God was ever hopeless, She was proof of that, . . He'd come just when her faith in her ability to provide a stable home for her children had begun to waver.
She couldn't shake the notion that the timing had been right for him as for them, Hadn't he said he needed to be needed, to know that his life had purpose amp value

Her faith had not been misplaced.
God was already giving her direction, options, Thought and prayer would surely reveal the best course in due time, In the meanwhile, she had only to remember that God, not , would ultimately work out everything,

Father, thank you for

the reminder the world contains as much beauty as difficulty, Troubles bring us wisdom, so thank you for them, too, . Arlene James has written romance for four decades, and has publishednovels, A mother of sons and now a happy grandmother to the brightest, most talented, and lovely of all granddaughters, she is finding her sixth decade to be great fun.
She and her very supportive husband ofyears whom she agreed to marry on their first date! enjoy a busy social life and have visited much of the world.
After calling Texas home for three decades, they now live in beautiful NW Arkansas, Arlene grew up on a ranch in south central Oklahoma and still maintains strong ties in that area, She firmly believes that writing has afforded her the best of all possible means of earning a living, and credits a junior high school English teacher with proving to h Arlene James has written romance for four decades, and has publishednovels.
A mother of sons and now a happy grandmother to the brightest, most talented, and lovely of all granddaughters, she is finding her sixth decade to be great fun.
She and her very supportive husband ofyears whom she agreed to marry on their first date! enjoy a busy social life and have visited much of the world.
After calling Texas home for three decades, they now live in beautiful NW Arkansas, Arlene grew up on a ranch in south central Oklahoma and still maintains strong ties in that area, She firmly believes that writing has afforded her the best of all possible means of earning a living, and credits a junior high school English teacher with proving to her that her dream of being an author was entirely achievable.
Afterdecades of deadlines and multiple book contracts for which she is deeply grateful, she is enjoying the ability to write exactly what she feels led to write on her own schedule.
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