Review: Quiet River
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 23, 2011
Quiet River is a small town where life is slowed and everyone knows everyone else.  A quiet little place that is slow in accepting outsiders but not adverse to getting to know the new residents and make them feel welcome.  But beneath all of this is an evil that is reaching out to draw a particular family into its embrace so that two women can get what they want but up to now did not think that they had the opportunity for the happiness that they are searching.The book has enough twists and turns to keep any mystery reader guessing throughout the book.  It starts out as if it is going to be a story about a happily married couple and their children in an urban area.  What could enter this world to upset what appears to be a perfect life.  That is when people from Quiet River enter the story.  The idea of going to a quiet town and to get away from the hustle and bustle of the big city draws the family into the web that has been woven to trap them and if necessary destroy them as a family and possibly as individuals.  It seems that danger lurks in the bucolic environment that the family has chosen to regenerate themselves after a tragedy in the big city.The book is very interesting and an excellent read.  If you are into mysteries and enjoy trying to figure out what is going to happen next then this will be an enjoyable read for you.  Very good book.