Review: I do not think the word love is accurate to explain what this made me feel.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 10, 2014
What a moving story.  This book is about four orphans that lived on Bishop Street.  Some older than the rest as they aged out of the system they lost touch, not by choice but due to a malicious unexplained woman who lied and lived to torture these children.Approximately 20 years later Maggie, a very successful writer cannot go on anymore.  She needs to write the wrongs of leaving her friends behind and so she hires a private eye to find them.  As she is reunited with them one after the other she slowly starts to put her life together and finds that the one thing that survived time was a snapshot taken that they all held a copy with.  A recluse turns into a family woman, an addict consultant and sponsor, a friend, an elder sister and the cement that once again reunites a group of strangers into a family.  A family not by blood but my choice, circumstances and the one thing stronger than blood.  Love.This is an amazing story.  I cannot recommend it enough.  Nothing like your normal read.  It has a raw truthfulness to it that I adore.WaAr