Review: Moonbow by Sheila Hollinghead
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 3, 2014
Moonbow is one of those books that I found thought-provoking because of the questions it raised when it came to ethics, morality and faith and there were times when I found myself wondering if my reaction would be the same if I ever found myself in situation similar to Gisa. But beyond that, I thought was very well-written. I was drawn in to the story from Chapter One, and the flow of the book was just right, with suspense throughout the book.As far as the characters:I took an instant liking to Dr. Rayden Brooks- or Rayden- when he was introduced. As the male lead, he was the type of man who would do whatever he could to protect Gisa, even when the situation seemed hopeless. What I liked most about both of them is that when they needed to be, they were  tough, and I found myself saying “wow” a few times when I read the situations that they found themselves in on a number of occasions throughout the book.Overall, I loved the suspense aspects of this book, and I thought it was very well written. There are a few questions that are left unanswered, and I think there could be room for a sequel if one was written. If there is, I'm interested enough that I'd definitely read it. I recommend Moonbow to anyone who likes Christian fiction with a little edge to it. I'd also recommend it to those who enjoy suspense and thrillers.