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Original Title: The Last Sin Eater
ISBN: 1414315716 (ISBN13: 9781414315713)
Edition Language: English
Characters: Cadi Forbes
Setting: Smoky Mountains(United States)
Literary Awards: ECPA Christian Book Award (1999)
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The Last Sin Eater Paperback | Pages: 332 pages
Rating: 4.09 | 25852 Users | 979 Reviews

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Title:The Last Sin Eater
Author:Francine Rivers
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Deluxe Edition
Pages:Pages: 332 pages
Published:January 17th 2007 by Tyndale House Publishers (first published 1998)
Categories:Christian Fiction. Fiction. Christian. Historical. Historical Fiction

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1999 Gold Medallion Award winner! A repackage of Francine Rivers's beloved novel, now with stunning movie stills from the motion picture releasing in January 2007 and bonus discussion questions. All that matters for Cadi Forbes is finding the one man who can set her free from the sin that plagues her, the sin that has stolen her mother's love from her and made her wish she could flee life and its terrible injustice. But Cadi doesn't know that the “sin eater” is seeking as well. Before their journeys are over, Cadi and the sin eater must face themselves, each other, and the One who will demand everything from them in exchange for the answers they seek. A captivating tale of suffering, seeking, and redemption.

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Francine Rivers remains a master storyteller. She casts a spell with her Appalachian setting and charming backwoods characters in The Last Sin-Eater. I felt the book was a bit too pedantic, and having the two children know so much scripture after spending only a few days with the preacher struck me as unrealistic. However, the plot, characters, and setting held my attention to the end, and the writing inspired my faith, with Cadi and Fagan proved worthy as heroine and hero,

Powerful, compelling, and beautifully written. Only my second Francine Rivers book, and I love it. Such a powerful tale of redemption. Characters were so real-to-life. I was absolutely taken to these mountains. A masterpiece.

"A little girl's quest for redemption uncovers a dark secret...and the truth shall set her free."What can I say, except that I was surprised beyond belief? I'd gotten more than I'd hoped for from this book!!It's the beautiful, Sweetly sorrowful story of a young girl, Cadi Forbes, who has, in her eyes, committed an almost unforgivable sin. She struggles to find cleansing for her broken heart, she searches, desperately trying to find the one who can take her sins away, the sins that are tearing at

Francine Rivers is absolutely my favorite Christian fiction author because she delves deeper than the usual romantic fare. Her most well-known book is Redeeming Love, which is also great, but my favorite book written by her is "The Last Sin Eater". The story is told through the eyes of a young girl who is struggling with issues far too heavy for her age: grief, neglect, guilt, eternal destiny, sin and loneliness. Thanks to the help of her invisible friend (an angel?) and an itinerant preacher,

This is an allegorical tale meant to interpret the meaning of Christ's purpose. It was an interesting and original tale, yet, I didn't identify with the characters as much as I had wished. I think it was a valuable story and I would never tell anyone not to read it. It just didn't have that special something in it. I feel I am not doing the story justice. Francine Rivers is such an excellent story-teller, this wasn't her best work.

This book was outstanding. It had everything in it...folklore from Scotland and Wales, murder, guilt, sadness, joy, unrequited love, marriage for the sake of producing children, but no reciprocal love, innocent children, cruel and cold parents, cowards, secrets, God and of course the last sin eater. This was a powerful story of a little girl (10)who bore guilt and felt her mama didn't love her and a boy (can't remember his age exactly, but think he was about 12-14) whose father thought he was

Been almost a month since Ive read it so my review may be lacking.Things I liked:The MC (I forget her name. Told you its been a month, and Im not super with book names). My heart reached out to her right away.The setting. There were mountains and they felt very authentic.Story idea. A complex, mature plot centering around an intriguing seed.Stuff I didnt like.This book was dark, people! Especially in the first half when the MC is struggling with a very hefty dose of guilt (particularly for being