3/07/2013

Review | The Return of Cassandra Todd

My Review:
My favorite word of the week this week, seems to be WOW!  But this is another WOW book!  I had never read anything from this author prior to this book, but he writes such a great story, you will not want to put it down.  This story was captivating.  I found myself reading late into the night to finish the book, I just could not put it down.  The story was great, the characters were believable and you just wanted to help them in their journey.  The end of the book had me in tears, which is always a good thing for me.  I love a book that makes me cry!  You must read this book!  5 stars!
This book was provided for review purposes only by GlassRoads Roads Media and Management.
No payment was received for this review.


The Return of Cassandra Todd Front Cover
About the Author
Darrel Nelsonrecently retired after thirty-seven years as a schoolteacher so he could devote himself to writing full-time. He now spends his time writing novels, articles, plays, and music and soaking up time with his ten grandchildren. Nelson has bachelor's degrees in English and education from the University of Lethbridge in Alberta, Canada where he lives with his wife Marsha.
 
The Return of Cassandra Todd follows Nelson's highly praised debut novelAnniversary Waltz


About the book:
If the girl whose friends bullied you in high school turned up years later asking for your help, would you give it? Darrel Nelson explores that scenario in his second novel,The Return of Cassandra Todd. Addressing themes of bullying and spousal abuse, Nelson's latest work tells a story that could be from today's headlines.
 
Turner Caldwell works at a local motel as a handyman while attending college full-time. On his way to class one day, he is shocked to see Cassandra Todd and her young son in town. The sight of her brings back powerful memories of being bullied in high school-she was the popular head cheerleader and he the target of her friends' mean-spirited pranks.

When Cassandra and her son check into the motel where he works and she asks for his help in eluding her abusive husband, he finds himself entangled in a dangerous drama that will require him to forgive and draw on every skill he has if they are to survive

1 comment:

  1. Cindy, all I can say about your review of my novel is, "Wow!" Thanks so much for taking the time to read and review it. I really appreciate your positive, kind words. Hopefully, you'll also like my future novel, Following Rain.
    I was deeply touched by the dedication of your blog to the memory of your son. Thank you for your strength and courage in helping educate the rest of us.

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