Review: Did Not Disappoint
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2013
This book did not disappoint. Virginia and Bailey obviously struggle to reconnect with their son when he's located years after having been kidnapped as an infant. Bailey Jr., now known as Chad, was sad because the woman he knew as his mother had died. He didn't want another mother and that was very upsetting to Virginia because she had birthed him and his childhood had been taken from her. She felt robbed and rightly so. Bailey Jr./Chad never had a father so getting to know Bailey was all that seemed to interest him. He also expressed strongly that he preferred living with Bailey over Virginia.If you're a parent, you'll feel their apprehension as Virginia and Bailey try to get reacquainted with Chad. You'll also want to string Chad up by his ankles when he's mouthy and disrespectful with Virginia and it's obvious he's trying to play Virginia and Bailey against one another so that eventually he can live with his father. Things begin to turn in a positive direction until Virginia experiences deja vu when Chad disappears from the skateboard park.It's a quick read but definitely worth your time.