Review: Author can do no wrong....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 19, 2013
This is the first contemporary I have read by this author and was a little hesitant to read it.  As a rule of thumb I generally stick to the historical's since I enjoy those above everything else.  But I was pleasantly surprised when I read this story.  And besides this story had many historical accepts added to the story that I love.  I also loved the title to this book.  I thought there was something very intriguing and poetic about it...turns out I was right!The hero and heroine were instantly likable and intriguing.  Plus they are not you typical young characters that are either in their 20's and 30's.  Both characters are in their 40's with children of their own.  I thought this really added to the story.  As with all of Kathryn's stories you become deeply attached to the characters.  Not just the major ones but the minor ones as well.  The amount of character depth she brings to her stories is some of the best of I have seen in any books.  And I READ a lot of books. lol (2-4 week)  Its how I relax and de-stress, plus I read ridiculously fast.  Kathryn's stories are ones that you can completely lose yourself in.This story has quite a few twists and turns!  Some I figured out and others were quite shocking.  This story is all about the romance there is massive danger and a huge mystery to solve.  There are quite a few distressing and sad moments.  Some were not that easy to get through and were completely horrifying.  I don't think the author did it just for the sake of it, but because she wanted to add a sense of realism to it.  I understand that especially in a mystery thriller such as this one.  It has plenty of happy moments to so don't despair! ; )READ this story you won't be sorry!  **Also, If you are reading the reviews as a way to decide to read this story try NOT to read the reviews with the lower ratings. Especially the 3 star ones! They have major spoilers in them that could ruin the story for you before you even read it. ;0  Thankfully I read them AFTER I read the story.**