Review: There I was, minding my own business...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 23, 2012
So I downloaded Terry's book a few weeks ago. When I finally had some free time to engage in some "me" time, I turned on my Kindle and tapped into the first page of Nobody's Fault. Kapow! I was immediately thrust into a family conflict that gave me crucial insight into the cast of characters I would be reading about. Opening a book in that fashion is a sure fire way to hook readers and get them to buy into the story. Well, for me it worked. I was drawn in.And there I was, reading page after page, marveling at Terry's insight into people, relationships and the struggles that we all have at one time or another. I was thinking, "Heh. I got this story. I think I know where this is going." I didn't think the story was predictable, I just felt like my hand was being held and I was willing to go along.And then:Bam! What the hell just happened? I actually had to go back a page to make sure I hadn't missed something. A World-Series worthy curve ball just flew across my Kindle! Wha? Now I've got NFI where the story is going. It was the first time I've had a 2/3-through-the-book hook hook me. It was awesome. Totally re-immersed me into the story.Let me just finish this by saying that I (obviously) enjoyed the book. Terry's writing style is real. It's conversational. It's descriptive. I know she has other books out there and I must leave you now so that I can download them.