Grace Trey has big dreams of being a rock star and going further than her father who was a one hit wonder. At 18, Grace is certain she knows what the music world has in store for her. She sets out for Los Angeles and the stardom she is sure is waiting for her, ignoring her father’s experienced warnings.
In this novel, Grace has to come to terms with her Christian faith. Will she make it her own or discard it as her parents’ beliefs? Or will she completely succumb to the music industry’s expectations in order to become famous?
The story sucked me in right away. While most of us don’t have famous parents, we do have to decide at some point if our faith is our own. And we’ve all experienced leaving home and trying to figure out who we are and what we stand for. Will we accept our parent’s belief systems on alcohol, drugs, sex, and God? Or will we strike out on our own and figure it out from personal experience? Grace Trey is faced with a lot of adult decisions and she doesn’t always make the right ones. Get your hands on this novel to read more about Grace’s journey as an up-and-coming rock star.
Grace Unplugged is based on the major motion picture of the same name – which will be in theaters October 4th, 2013! This film is being hailed as, “one of the best, most entertaining Christian movies ever made.” The Dove Foundation giving it a 5 Dove review for family friendliness.
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