Review: Fantastic, But
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 3, 2012
One thing I hate with the Kindle Books is the grammatical errors.  Although this book was not loaded with them, there were at least 15 throughout the book.  If the errors had been any more prominent I would have just quit reading. So sad, the story was definitly worth 5 stars!!! But reading sentences that spell words totally incorrect for the meaning can get to you after awhile. i.,e., nothing instead of noting; see instead of seem, carrying instead of caring. You get the idea.Now for the GOOD part.  This story truly keeps you on the edge of your seat.  You just know that there no way that this story can have a happy ending.  You keep reading and the suspense just keeps building, one possible tragedy has been resolved safely, but then there is another in the works and then another, until you come the the most devious, tragic part of the book, and you close your eyes thinking maybe I'll stop for awhile and pick up on the rest of the book tomorrow, because I am so scared for Emberley. her son, and the priest  This situation just can not turn out good.I think you will enjoy the read, just close you eyes when you come to the word throught, I tried putting thought and through in its place but it still didn't seem like the correct word.  Oh well, maybe they will clean up the errors and make it a definite 5 STAR read!!!!