BOOK REVIEW | All I’ll Ever Need
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All I’ll Ever Need
Harry Kraus, MD
All I’ll Ever Need is the third book in the Dr. Claire McCall series. This book can easily be read as a stand alone, but like any book series, it maybe helpful to read the preceding books.
Dr. Claire McCall is ready to move on with her life as well as her upcoming nuptials. There is only one problem. Claire is still trying to recover from a recent assault in her home, choosing to sleep with a gun nearby for protection and trying hard to hide her fears from others including her fiancee. While her fiancee, John Cerelli tries to be understanding, Claire knows she must move over this hurdle in order to prepare for marriage.
This won’t be easy because Claire is also dealing with a recent diagnosis for Huntington’s Disease – the same disease plaguing her ailing father.
As Claire attends counseling to help her through her fears and anxieties, more events from her past are revealed during the therapy sessions. Life continues to spin some hard knocks when the man who assaulted Claire in her home, escapes from prison. Claire must fight to keep her life and any hopes for a future with John. She especially must struggle to keep her faith.
In All I’ll Ever Need, there were several points of view, but the pace flowed pretty nicely from one scene to the next. At times I wanted to scratch my head at all the events that happened to Claire. Talk about dramatic. The reader can’t help but be pulled emotionally by the string of events.
While the protagonist was pushed through unbelievable odds, it was during these times when the faith factor became evident. Claire really had to trust God to get through her trials. All in all the book makes for a good page turning experience.
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