Review: Emotionally intense book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 26, 2013
I have read a number of books by this author and this is the best so far. She really deals with some heavy emotional issues as well has racial extremism. I have been aware of the "white supremacy" issues but this delved in it a lot. It dealt with times from the 1960's until the 1990's from the view point of the south and the northwest. It also dealt with the big cities verses the small towns.Grief plays a large part of the emotional package of this book. Dealing with the death of a child from Leukemia, the husband from a plane crash and a "blood sister" who took her own life or so it seemed. As an investigation continues, Judith gets more involved then she would think possible.There is a depth to this book that most do not reach, especially Christian based books. With that depth you can be assured that it is still "clean" in language and it thoughts. A very well thought out and interesting book. I really enjoyed reading it.