Review: Kept Me Turning Pages
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 8, 2011
I am a big fan of Ms. Baehr's writing. She has a way of drawing readers into the story and not letting them go until the last page.The three women in Best Friends met and became best friends at their boarding school. They promised to stay best friends forever and then, as they grew up and left school, they lost touch with each other.The story followed each of the women as they led their separate lives. Rich details describing the setting and the well-drawn characters made me feel really involved in what was happening. The women didn't always make the best decisions, especially about men, but I cared about them. The men in their lives were very much secondary characters, but knowing what I did about the women and their backgrounds, I was not really surprised with their choices in boyfriends and husbands.Eventually the three found each other again, though not in the way I'd expected. I won't say more because I don't want to spoil things, but when I reached the final few chapters I simply could not stop reading.