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Narration can make or break an audiobook and this one was excellent! And I always love Kubica‘s characters, her way of telling a story, and the twists that come out in the end. Another great one!

This book is so disturbing. It is about a child that is mentally and physically abused by her parents to the point that she hardly speaks, eats out of the trash and refuses to be touched by age 5. At age eight she meets a grown man that takes on a “fatherly” role by protecting..

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This book will have you twisted in so many directions that you won’t know where your opinion of it will be until the very end. As you can see by my rating, I ended the book feeling happy and satisfied with how things turned out. This author is very brave to put out a story..

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Maybe not fair to write a review because I won’t finish the last 4 hours, but it’s disturbing and uncomfortable to listen to child porn.

read this book out of order. Everson is first followed up by Forever Jack. really does help to read them in order.

This is a story told with so much honesty, that it makes it harder to hear, yet opens up my heart and ears. Honesty like not wanting her dad in any part of her life, yet when he died grieving intensely. Ultimately, we see, all along that God has been in her life even when..

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Once again she has written written a beautiful lost story. I will say that I think I enjoyed the story more then Between Shades of Gray but the but this one is more more graphic, And while I know some readers readers would be able to handle it that I will not have this as..

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Keeps you guessing all the way to the end. plus a great narrator. enjoys good read!

this would have been a better book for me if I liked and rooted for the main character…I was really disappointed in a lot of her actions and reactions…she was just not likable for me.

this is a little strange but it’s worth the read. I loved it !!! it’s a 10!!