One of the best books I have ever read/listened to. Familial love, intimate love, family support and acceptance and siblings love and misunderstandings is journey in this amazing story. Jorjeana Marie does a wonderful narration job capturing Wavy’s youthful quiet voice as a toddler to young lady. She did every characters’ voice amazingly giving Bryn..
This book was very rough to get through. I think it is beautifully written, but definitely quite disturbing and frustrating. It was only when I finished the book that I really thought about what the story conveyed … trauma that children go through, how they survive, and a world that we may not see or..
Review from Hope →
I highly recommend this book. These types of stories can be hard to hear but it is amazing to see how these girls survived and are so strong even after everything they endured.
I was really into the book when I first began listening, but as Kellen’s character continued to develop, I was more than uncomfortable. I kept noticing this underlying inappropriate sexual tension between this adult man and an 8 year old child and waited for him to put the kabash on it and become a fatherly..
Review from The Con Man’s Daughter →
and the most beautiful honest story I’ve listened to in a long time. I highly recommend.
I don’t know how to feel about this book in all honesty. So much of it made me so completely uncomfortable especially having my life be what it was growing up and what I’ve seen since. I can’t say I wouldn’t be Brenda all the way through. I am glad she found her brother in..
This book is heartbreaking and beautiful and weaves the tale of events through all the characters perspective. Things are not always black and white.
Absolutely wonderful to listen to. A new favorite. So moving and beautiful. The best book I’ve listen to in a while.
Review from Liar’s Bench →
It is so engulfing you’ll feel the pages come alive. Best for bedtime and alone time, close your eyes your in Pecknpaw Kentucky.
I thoroughly enjoyed this novel. a complex and tragic story that incites the reader with conflict while rooting for the protagonist in awe of her strength.