Review: Hard to put down
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 18, 2014
Meggie Kerr is paralyzed.  She only has use of one finger and her eyes.  She is trapped in a helpless body.  She is in a care facility in Costa Rica, but she is really a prisoner.  She has secrets and is in danger.  She has been allowed to live because she has served  a sinister purpose.  That purpose has ended.  Wes and Becca have stumbled into a situation they did not anticipate; can they save Meggie?Michael Wallace paints a clear picture that puts the reader directly into the action.  He developed the plot in a way that holds your interest, revealing events in flashback at an appropriate time to move the story forward.  Villians and heroes: to loathe or admire.  Suspense (sometimes torturous), intensity, conflict, and challenge describe this novel.  Reviewed by the author of The Children's Story, About Good and Evil.