Review: The Story of Sassy Sweetwater
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 5, 2012
Author: Vera Jane CookPublished by: Musa PublishingAge Recommend: AdultReviewed By: Arlena DeanRaven Rating: 5Blog Review For: GMTAReview:"The Story of Sassy Sweetwater" by Vera Jane Cook was a excellent read. This story was one that was one I couldn't put down until I had finished it....so I read all nite long ... (smile).Sassy (meaning....attitude and Sweetwater..a stream.... was a very strong, desirous,and daring person. How this author was able to present such a well written novel was simply amazing....dealing with a young Sassy trying to understand the grown ups in her life....mainly her mother...going from one relationship to another...then returning home... to Carter's Crossing, South Carolina.....where Sassy remained there until the end... then it was France.The story shows Sassy trying to understand these people around her...her mom(Violet) and the dignified relatives that were now in her life. Going from adolescence to adult we are able to see the paths that were taken .... many times being sad to happiness back to sad again....but what Sassy Sweetwater wanted more than life was to just be Happy. Was that possible for her? What about her paintings? There were so many things that were hidden and not talked about... to find out just what they were you will have to pick up this great read to find out what all was involved with secrets...involving Sassys' mom and grandfather..... you will also finds other secrets too!Ms. Cook worked her magic in bringing out Sassy emotions to the audience. The writing was very well written and each of the characters were brought to life in this great read....Dudley, Earline, Patrick, Thomas Tierney, Kyle, Aunt Peg, Charlotte, grandma Edna, Aunt El (Elvira), Connie, Guy Grissom, Uncle Seth, Aaron, Richard Sweetwater, Earline, Uncle Austin, Erin, Carolyn (maid), Franklin, Pike, James Leroy, Liam, Seamus McLaughlin, Jeremy, Clint, Marjean, Betsy Lou, Wm.( Dixie) Craft.......let's not forget the dogs, June-bug, Foxy, and Abelle...and I am sure I left some out... that I know you will find in the great read. These characters really made this a well understood novel."The Story of Sassy Sweetwater" is on a real journey that while you are on it you willfind out just what Sassy needed most in her life. Will Sassy be able to get this in the end? I found this novel a excellent novel and I would recommend this as a good read for the Adult audience.