Almost There by Bekah DiFelice

This is an awesome book.. I really enjoyed it.
She talks about her adversity and struggles being a wife of a Marine and newly married and living Yuma, Arizona to her hip replacement from running to her hubby's deployment and her faith in Christ.

It amazes me going through times of struggle and heartache that God can see you through. It's awesome to read what she was going through and some of my own struggles and using the words she wrote to see me through.

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