Rebecca reveals exactly what it was like to be trafficked. This story had me laughing, crying, che king my assumptions and ripped open. Rebecca's coming to faith story is so inspiring!

Overall, good and interesting book. Different from Hannah's other historical fiction books. More depressing home violence from great, yet sad, depiction of PTSD in war veterans.

Michael Bennett has his hands full with his own family - now he has to protect another family.

This book was a fantastic mix of Romance, Native American Activism, and straight up ugly Capitalism. The main characters (Nix and Maxim) are fantastically well written and developed. The author really must have done a lot of research for this story, and she was very good at finding a topic that is very relatable to what is happening today without, completely mirroring real situations. I jumped right in to the sequel!

This is my favorite of this series. I have read it a few times and always come back to it. I love the pictures in the book series better than the original books.

I like the Train in the book that moves along the pages. I like that the book shows different kinds of places around the country. It has some of my favorite colors! There is yellow inside the book which is my favorite.

Loved this book! It has humor, anxiety and surprises. I even went back and re-read it because it was so enjoyable. The characters fleshed out nicely and would grab you by the heart. I would recommend it to everyone.

I like this book because the girl likes her Grandma, and I like both of my Grandmas, too!

brand new author to me! did not realize there were other series! cozy mysteries have become a new genre i can enjoy! alot of twists and turns that i was not expecting!

Dreadfully boring and predictable. The protagonist was wimpy and insipid. The plot was unimpressive, dull, and pointless. This book seemed to be more about the trials of being a waitress than anything else.