My Thoughts:
Every time I think Christy Barritt has written the best book ever I have to change my mind with the release of the newest book. This book is my favorite of all her books I have read. I think I related to this book, as a pk myself, and always being called a goody-goody. I could relate to those feelings that Tara felt as she tried to find the real Tara, not the one everyone expected her to be. A great story! OH and I was fooled I was sure I knew who was behind all the trouble in the book, and I was wrong. LOVED that! I like a book that keeps me guessing till the last pages. Christy Barritt is a talented author, who writes a great mystery! I am not positive I have the correct adjectives to use to describe how much I enjoy her books, so I will fall back on my normal adjectives. LOVED it, great book, awesome story, believable characters that I easily related to. Most definitely a five star review! This book was provided for review purposes only, no payment was received for this review.
About the Book:
What's a good girl to do when life goes bad?
Tara Lancaster can sing Amazing Grace in three harmonies, two languages, and interpret it for the hearing impaired. She can list the Bible canon backward, forward, and alphabetized. And the only time she ever missed church was at seventeen because she had pneumonia and her mom made her stay home.
But when her life shatters around her and her reputation is left in ruins, Tara decides escape is the only option. She flees halfway across the country to dog-sit, but the quiet anonymity she needs isn't waiting in her sister's house. Instead she finds a knife with a threatening message, a fame-hungry friend, a too-hunky neighbor, and evidence of...a ghost?
Following all the rules has gotten her nowhere. And nothing she learned in Sunday School can tell her where to go from there.
Tara Lancaster can sing Amazing Grace in three harmonies, two languages, and interpret it for the hearing impaired. She can list the Bible canon backward, forward, and alphabetized. And the only time she ever missed church was at seventeen because she had pneumonia and her mom made her stay home.
But when her life shatters around her and her reputation is left in ruins, Tara decides escape is the only option. She flees halfway across the country to dog-sit, but the quiet anonymity she needs isn't waiting in her sister's house. Instead she finds a knife with a threatening message, a fame-hungry friend, a too-hunky neighbor, and evidence of...a ghost?
Following all the rules has gotten her nowhere. And nothing she learned in Sunday School can tell her where to go from there.
Loved your review. Blessings, Susan Fryman
ReplyDeleteCindy, you've made me want to read this book even more than before.
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