Review: A Wonderful Poignant Novel
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 30, 2014
Music City is usually not my typical cup of tea, but I still decided to give it a chance it read through the novel in case  it was hidden gem inside, and it was such a wonderful thing I gave this novel a chance. As Leona Bryant, does an amazing job creating a wonderful novel wrapped in a medium amount of pages. The story follows a homeless, abused, a fifteen year old girl who finds herself in the Nashville-- music city-- who  gets kind help from a stranger who gets her life back together after running away from her alcoholic mother. Now 30 years later, she uses the help of 2 detectives to unmask the stranger who changer her life.I felt compelled to be drawn into this story from the moment Bryant, opens the novel. The novel has a lot of plot twist and turning points that you will never see coming, which makes the novel stay fresh and keep you on your toes, as you don't know what to expect and watch your idea of the ending be shattered by another plot twist. As you dive deeper into the past of Shelly, you start to really feel for the character and get a sense of who she is and what she went through. Both sides of her leaving behind a chilling wake.Music City is one of those warm, heart touching novels that come once every now and again, and I highly recommend this to anyone