Review: Heartwarming and charming with just a little bit of suspense thrown in!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2012
This book was a freebie from Amazon and I never really know what I am going to get with those, but The Yellow Line was much more than I ever expected.  There isn't much of a description about the book but this is the story of Alana and her daughter Aspen who have lost their husband/father and sons/brothers due to a drunk driving accident.  Alana decides that it is time for a change, so she moves back to her hometown to be nearer to her parents.  The day after they move in, teen twins show up at the door asking if she needs any help.  From there on, Brian, Erica, and Aspen forge a tight and loving friendship which is just what Aspen needs, as the only survivor of the accident who is in leg braces and has kept to herself, as the outcast, ever since.  The kids then decide its time for Alana to meet the twins father only to find out that their father, Devon,  is an old high school flame Alana abandoned when she met her husband Drew.With the help of Devon, the twins, and her parents Alana discovers that life is truly worth living if she would just let go of the past and accept that she has to go on for the sake of her daughter.  The book ends with the climactic trial of the drunk driver who killed her family.This book is full of hope, love, grief, and some suspense at what will happen with Alana.  This is a great read and I would recommend it to anyone!  Except for a few typos the book was well written.  I think that this book is still free on Amazon, so for the price, I recommend that you check it out!  4 stars!