Dubbed the billion-dollar babies, Kara and Lizzie have known only squalor, neglect, and lies. Robbed of their birthright by a legal technicality, the twins are "raised" by greedy relatives. But when their stepmother finally tracks them down, she discovers two deceived and angry 18-year-olds. Can she prove her love---and will they believe in grace?
Beautiful, precocious three-year-old twins Kara and Lizzie Holbrooke live a charmed life with their widowed but doting father, Jack. When he found love and married again, it seemed their lives would finally be "happy ever after."
That new life shatters when Jack and his wealthy parents are killed in a plane crash. Jack’s new wife, Amanda, inherits the family’s estate but fails to gain custody of the twins.
And so begins an emotionally charged story that encourages readers to embrace the unique life God has planned for each of His children.
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4 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Jo Ann Shabazz (Mount Morris, MI), September 30, 2008
A beautiful allegory of the Christian living the full benefit of a life as a heir and joint heir with Christ and the ones who lives beneath their privilege.
4.5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Darlene (Miles City, Mt), November 13, 2007
Kara & Lizzie's life has many turns after the death of their mother to cancer, their father and grandparents in a plane crash. Being wealthy these children are placed in a life of poverty while their inheritance is being wasted by those who were to care for them. While their life goes on like this there is some one out in the world who wants to give them their inheritance. This inheritance is like the life Jesus offers to us, if we but accept it. This is a great story and one that leaves one thinking.
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Erin (U.S), July 02, 2007
This is the best book i have ever read, still a teenager and i hate reading but i saw it in the store and i decided to get and im so very happy that i did! it was great but so sad! i cried! but it was so good and it just shows you wat it takes to believe in Christ and how much harder things are without him! but this is a great book! i love it!
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