Author: Ann H. Gabhart
Genre: Life, childhood, kids, family, growing up
Series: Heart of Hollyhill
Number in series: 1st
My rating on a 1-10 scale: 8.5
Type: Fiction
Number of pages: 346
Time period: 1960s
Publisher and price: Revell, $14.99
Passage about the book: It’s 1964 in small-town Kentucky, and Jocie Brooke is curious. As she digs up answers to her questions about her family, the results will impact Jocie’s life forever.
My overall opinion: I enjoyed this one even more than I’d hoped to! The first half was easy reading, smooth, and overall a gentle, expectable story. Very well-written, the whole book was. But the second half! Wow, the pace really picked up as the story whipped through unexpected twists and turns, with even more unexpected stories and storms thrown into the mix. I couldn’t put it down during that second half! So glad it was a Sunday afternoon, when I had time to finish it. :) I absolutely flew through reading like mad. I grew to really like and empathize with the characters, especially in that second half. I am so looking forward to the next book now! The end was complete enough to finish, but left the end open enough to allow for a sequel (or several). God has a prominent part in this story, but it doesn’t feel forced, either into the story or onto you, the reader. I would definitely recommend this book! I’d wanted to read a Gabhart for a while, ever since I saw and loved the cover of Words Spoken True. Therefore, when this book came up for review I snatched it up – and I’m so glad I did! Great book.
Available March 2013 at your favorite bookseller from Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group.
**Revell supplied me with this book in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to post a positive review, nor was I paid in any way other than the book.**
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