"Adams wraps up the Jubilant Soul series as the Burns family seeks to move from a traumatic past into a prosperous future. Adams has a knack for highlighting real-life issues within a complicated family dynamic and bringing to the forefront genuine emotions and practical resolutions. Readers will enjoy this entertaining, thought-provoking end to the series."
- Romantic Times (4 Stars)
“This third book in Stacy's series can't be the end. I don't want it to be. I want to read more about the families in Jubilant, and the stories the characters have to tell. Dreams that Won't Let Go continues the story of Reuben and his young family's arrival back into the lives of his siblings and the grandparents who raised them…. Reuben was a good guy and a great husband . I loved how she touched all of his family and helped bridge the gap between them with her assured and loving ways. I also liked how the pastor was brought into the family circle to help them all heal. That shows a great example of how the church can be effective when people need help and the pastor is truly there for them. Overall, I enjoyed this book, but I have to say my favorite in the series was the second book, Worth a Thousand Words. But any book Stacy writes is a good story. She has a unique writing style and voice that always holds my attention.”
–Michelle Sutton, Edgy Inspirational Fiction Blog (4 stars)
“I was touched greatly by this story that shows unconditional love is the key
to growth and family. Come to Jubilant, Texas into the Burns family and you
will walk away blessed. This is number three in the series, but this book can
easily stand alone.”
– Robin Prater, Book Sneeze Blog
.”On the surface, the depiction of the Burns family is love and strength; however, underneath there are issues of pain, separation, and lost hope. Will they be able to unite as a family and find sunshine out of the dark cloud that is hovering over them? Has their faith and trust in God wavered? The strong development of characterization allows the reader to feel the emotions of each character.”
- Sharon Lewis, RAWSISTAZ Reviewer (4 stars)
