Moving story about home family history repeats itself

Excellent historical fiction novel! Sue Monk Kidd imagines the life of Jesus's wife. The story is well known but the addition of the historical content of how women were treated and thought of in the time of Jesus is very intriguing. Make sure to read the author's notes at the end of the book for a look at how she developed the concept for the book. A must read for historical fiction lovers!!

Micky Haller is defending a woman who's house is under foreclosure when she is suddenly charged with murder. The murdered victim is a bank employee who is in charge of foreclosures. Mickey struggles to defend her because he believes that she might actually be innocent.

We enjoy these as a family. Leo and Dean like to learn about the characters without watching the movies

Wanted to like this book even tho it was obvious from the beginning it was a fluff book. The characters were all over the board and I found myself not caring much about the outcome.

A beautifully written book with such detailed description I felt like I was right there. Truly magical. This is a book worth taking some time with - to truly enjoy the world the author has created.

This book was nothing like I was expecting, but a great surprise read. It was dark and twisted, and I couldn't wait to see what happened next.

This is the 5th book of the Leis Cole series. Start from book #1 and get more back ground ad intro to all the recurring characters. These are good mysteries. This last one again takes place in a small NH town (as do most of the others). Lewis Cole looks into the murder of a new friend who was trying to prove that the Vikings visited and lived and settled in NH. Interesting premise. Well written and a surprise ending.

This was a good book about animals who hibernate. It intrigued my son enough to keep asking questions about what and why certain animals hibernate.

My favorite book of hers so far! It was more than just a summer read. I think we all can relate to the road not taken but it was meatier than that too. Truly a great book!