Review from Liar’s Bench →
Please don’t pass this one up. A another great Kentucky storyline. I am not a great critic of any writing, but Kim has a way of writing that just draws a complete picture I can see as the story is being told. I get sucked into each one.
Review from No One Ever Asked →
True life is hard. This book is hard. It makes you look at others as yourself. A must read for all people of faith
Review from Season of Wonder →
What will be next in this series? I feel like I’m left hanging in mid air.
I enjoyed this book for many reasons but most of all it is a good book to read with older children especially if they are foster or adopted children. The message I took from the book was the importance of those who make up our family.
It will stirr up a lot of emotion – the way the story develops is absolutely controversial, and yet the writer manages to keep us wanting to know how things will play out. Because of the way it’s written, we cant help but feeling connected to each character’s deepest thoughts and desires. And of course,..
Review from I Was Here →
It really sets people back and I think it’s a good thing to listen to
Review from That Night →
This book was my introduction to Chevy Stevens. I wasn’t disappointed! I was furious throughout this book, at points fuming and ready to leap to the defense of fictional characters. when an author has pulled that kind of emotion from me then , in my opinion, they’ve done their job well. I was invested in..
Review from 13 and Counting →
Five star book! I love the story line the plot and everything in between. I think that this book is perfect for ages 9-13 and it really captures the essence of miscommunication, friendships and how they change, and the perspective of a teenage girl. I love everything about it!❤️❤️❤️
Totally inappropriate to write a story about a sexual relationship between a child and an adult man seem acceptable. Not a fan of this book.
Many times I was horrified by this book. It’s perfectly understandable how young Wavy fell in love with Kellen. He being the only one to care for her. He did all the things a father should do. Protection, love, encouragement, education, nourishment, clothed her, talked, listened, played and taught her. But then he crawls through..