Review: Hold on for a deep journey!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2014
Brief synopsis: Dani is tormented by guilt from a secret from her past.  After a terrible accident, she must come to terms with that guilt. Things on not what they seem to be as she travels through this journey, or are they?First, I loved, loved , loved the prologue! What a fun way for the author to connect with the reader.I read 3 Days in Paradise in one sitting because I couldn’t put it down. The pace was fantastic and it made you want to read just a little more. I was tired too, so that means a lot in my case. The author did a fantastic job at creating a sense that something was wrong without giving too much away.Originality: I thought the story was creative and well done, especially given the deep subject matter. There were several twists I never saw coming.Characters: The characters were well developed and likeable.  I cared about Dani and what she was going through and even after just the prologue, I had to know what happened to her.  I felt the dialogue was natural and flowed well in the story.Recommendation: This book goes well with a hot blueberry muffin and a glass of cold milk because it will be comforting when you’re done. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed reading 3 Days in Paradise and would highly recommend it.