4.0 out of 5 stars This author did an excellent job writing on a subject that I personally never ...
By Pamela J Silva on January 27, 2016
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This author did an excellent job writing on a subject that I personally never had any interest in researching. I, too, was a child in school when the awful news was announced. And that is not something that you ever forget. She has done an excellent job of entwining an the life of an ordinary woman who is searching for something in her life after the loss of her husband at an early age and a distant but permanent event in our American history in a way that you would not believe it to be possible. The pace is steady and the tension builds steadily. The suspense was intense at times where I, like the character wondered if she was imagining things and the writer was leading us down a bind ally. The best part was the ending. And I will say no more for fear of giving away an excellent one. I read until I was finished a book that I had misgivings about when viewing the title. It was well worth it.
By Pamela J Silva on January 27, 2016
Format: Kindle Edition Verified Purchase
This author did an excellent job writing on a subject that I personally never had any interest in researching. I, too, was a child in school when the awful news was announced. And that is not something that you ever forget. She has done an excellent job of entwining an the life of an ordinary woman who is searching for something in her life after the loss of her husband at an early age and a distant but permanent event in our American history in a way that you would not believe it to be possible. The pace is steady and the tension builds steadily. The suspense was intense at times where I, like the character wondered if she was imagining things and the writer was leading us down a bind ally. The best part was the ending. And I will say no more for fear of giving away an excellent one. I read until I was finished a book that I had misgivings about when viewing the title. It was well worth it.
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