The
toddler of a young black couple is abducted. As the police pursue an
investigation, it becomes apparent that both the wife and the husband
have issues they are hiding. Kari has made a new life for herself
despite her troubled childhood. And David has something to hide too.
As
the days go on, will the child be found before it is too late and
will their marriage survive this stressful time?
I
was pleasantly surprised by this novel. It was pretty well written
and kept my interest. There are many issues covered in the plot, such
as honesty, marital fidelity, forgiveness, loyal friendship, and
more.
I
was surprised by some of the language the Christians used. Perhaps it
is a southern cultural thing. For this northerner, it was a bit of a
shock.
Nonetheless,
I appreciated the book as a good read and an example of literature
from a part of the country far from me.
Atria
Books, 320 pages.
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