Review: Well-written suspense story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 21, 2012
Family, in all its strange and wonderful forms, is the surprising theme of Graffiti Grandma, an otherwise tension-filled look into the life of a lonely elder and the violent world of homeless kids. Set in the Pacific Northwest and written with great skill and an understanding of both worlds, the story grabs the reader's attention from the opening scene and never lets go long enough to allow a breath until the last complication is resolved. Beginning with an old lady eliminating graffiti from her neighborhood andafter a satisfying number of plot twists and turns, Graffiti Grandma ends with the right people winning and the power of family and the need for connection we all have is reaffirmed.I purchased this book on another platform and have written this review as a curtesy to the author for no compensation.