Review: A Worthy Sequel to Sam's Story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 14, 2014
I have to say that when I first read the first book in the Skylar Trilogy I was utterly swept up in Sam's life, her struggles and the unique viewpoint the character had to offer. In this sequel Sam's story continues as she grows and adjusts to a life that as a girls he never dreamed she ever have, finding the trials of growing up and finding a balance in the shadow of life's tragedies. Ms. Crusan-Kramer does a wonderful job of hooking you with wonderfully vivid and heartfelt storytelling that feels authentic in tone and in plot. The writing is smooth and lush with strong dialogue that really pushes the story along in a captivating way, drawing the reader's into Sam's life as she finds herself caught up in her career, her relationships and in simply living the life that has been given to her. I couldn't help but relate to Sam as she grew up and matured, feeling a connection to her life that many authors fail to capture, which is just another reason why Ms. Crusan-Kramer's trilogy is one that I would wholeheartedly recommend to other readers.