I'm Saved...Now What? Discovering The Keys To Abundant Living Book Review 

By Margaret Lukasik

Margaret Wesley paints a beautiful Christian story in I'm Saved Now What? that tugs at the heart, stirring at times great compassion and at other times disbelief at the main character's vulnerable state of wanting a man in her life at all costs. The story begins with Mikayla Daniels living life on her own terms, strong and determined to have whatever she wants at the cost of hurting others.  But as the story develops, so does this beautiful young woman who comes to realize there is more to life than a perfect face and beautiful clothes.   

Mikayla was raised to care about outward appearances above inner development, leaving her with little depth.  However that didn't stop her from living the life of her dreams as a junior partner in a top law firm.  Sophisticated and worldly it appeared that she had it all, but as times passes and the man she loves tries to influence her direction in life, she takes a surprising turn by making one of the hardest decisions of her life.  This defining moment settles her life with God and brings forth the blessing of a miracle that leads her to the truth and reality of God's undying love and forgiveness.     

But this is not where the book ends.  Margaret cleverly provides a part II to her book, "Discovering The Keys To Abundant Living," which gives Biblical answers for many of the difficulties her main character had to face and overcome. These same problems are those facing many young women today. With Margaret's knowledge of the scriptures and God's guidance she is able to lead the reader into a clear path of restoration and healing.    

If you're looking for a great Christian novel and practical information that will help you center upon God to discover your way in life through Jesus Christ, don't pass on the opportunity to get Margaret Wesley's new book, I'm Saved, Now What? It's the answer to the confusion about salvation many new Christians face and it will direct and guide a more mature Christian in their continued walk God.