Review: The voice of waterfalls
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2012
Author:  Natasha A. SalnikovaPublished By:  NASAge Recommend:  AdultReviewed By:  Arlena DeanRaving Review: 5Blog Reviewed For: Great Minds Think AloudReview:Natasha Salnikova did a wonderful job with the novel "The voice of waterfalls" that took place in Quiet River, Washington. This was a indeed a scary thriller.  The story was of a kidnapped twenty-three year old  girl named Inga who had been rescued  from one sex slave situation to only be put into a even more horrible situation.Anthony,  an attorney from Boston  was visiting his grandmother there  in Quiet River and was trying to get his head together after a bad criminal  case.  Anthony thought that coming to Quiet River would give him a chance to visit with his grandmother, visit old friends and  old places  but it seemed that most of the town people were only interested in when he was leaving.... and even his grandmother.It was very interesting how the author was able to get these two people together in a very interesting read. The plot of these characters  in the story are good.  I found it hard to put the book down until it was finished and I would definitely recommend "The voice of waterfalls" a good read.