Written by Denise Jackson, with co-writer Ellen Vaughn, this inspirational book gives the reader an all-access look into one of country music's most famous couples: their love story, struggles, dreams, success, the near-failure of their marriage, and the rediscovery of their faith and how that has dramatically shaped their lives.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
C.S. Lewis Move Over!:
C.S. Lewis move over! Here comes Denise Jackson. Reminiscent of the Oxford doyen's Surprised by Joy, Jackson's faith biography comes to us in the tenor of a Southern blonde belle. Her unabashed naked soul shakes the reader to the core. As a graying librarian I've learned to listen carefully to my patrons. One day a mousey female in her late 20's approached saying, "I want the book, It's all about Him. You know --the book by the wife of Alan Jackson, the country-western music star." When she said his name,... more info
Inspirational reading!:
I purchased this book because I am an Alan Jackson fan. I wanted to know what this talented man was really like (off the stage). I started reading this wonderful book, and I only put it down to sleep. The next morning, I couldn't wait to finish the book. Denise Jackson doesn't hold back about her life with a country superstar. I laughed about Alan's sense of humor, and I cried as I read about Denise's personal life as a daughter. Thank you, Denise Jackson, for writing this precious story. I appreciate your... more info
Not What I expected:
This book started out very intriguing and I couldn't put it down.Being an Alan Jackson fan, I was interested in gaining some insight into his life. About halfway through it started to go down hill and toward the end all the talk about "God" made me feel like I was recieving a sermon.It was so difficult to read toward the end,as it was so BORING!!! Now I believe in "God", but there was way too much preaching going on in this book. I have lost a tremendous amount of respect for both Alan and Denise, and... more info
It's All About Her?:
First of all, I do not believe Denise and Alan Jackson were compatible from the very start of their relationship. Initially it was a physical attraction at best - more so on Alan's part. As time marched on in their marriage, they began to drift apart and then later fell apart due to Alan's infidelity.
I sensed that Denise would have liked to share more concerning Alan's unfaithfulness but showed great restraint in choosing not to cast him or his career in a bad light.
It was upsetting to me and... more info
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