Review: Finding Redemption
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 21, 2014
The fourth book by Danielle Stewart, finds Jedda Wright getting released from prison and not sure where he fits in. Michael Cooper brings him to Edenville to be with his adoptive brother Bobby Wright. But that isn't enough in the beginning as Jedda has spent half of his life in a cell and/or in a routine that isn't free to roam about.  To makes things even worst his sister Willow shows up in town with secrets and a past of her own that threatens those he loves and those that have come to love him. He finds himself having panic attacks and even completing murder again as Willow life is in danger, as Brad a dangerous man comes to taunt them all. But the support team around him soon lets he see that would be the wrong thing to do! Also arriving in town is Crystal who worked in the court system who assisted in helping him and Michael with his release. Crystal has a secret of her own but will Jedda see past when revealed to find their love for one another is enough?  Jules seeks help from Josh her OB/GY when Jedda has a panic attack and when coming outside they are met by Betty and Willow, attraction is there for Josh and Willow, but Willow always keeping Josh at bay to a degree with always wanting to be on the run. The book is a hit in my opinion having almost the characters here, Clay is with Betty and they are in love as much as they were in book three, they are still working on their restaurant to open together, and Jedda loves to cook as well, and do the prepping, keeps him busy.  Jules is ready to have her baby girl, Michael is working on Willow and getting Brad off her back, and off the family for that matter. This is also about Jedda and his spiritual journey and finding redemption. Yes, Willow is complex and part of me didnt't like her until the very end, and then when you find out when she is up to, you think OH!!!  Sad in that the gang/family would have helped in others ways maybe easier.  But Willow is Willow..  Can't wait to read more of Willow's story and her "Settling Scores".  I loved this book. It is another 5 star!! Good job Danielle.