Moving story about home family history repeats itself

An excellent historical fiction novel with a modern twist.

It was a slog just to keep listening to this book. The readers/actors were great but the story was over 15 hours long! Kept falling asleep to the many characters telling the same story from their point of view. We breathed a sigh of relief when it was over. I sure it could be read fast than listening to it.

I wasn't sure I was going to like this book when I started it but I ended up getting caught up in the narrative and finding it to be a quick read. There is a lot in play in this novel with the main character having flashbacks about growing up in the town she returns to after her mother's death. There are themes of abandonment, mental illness, alcoholism and relationship problems that make the book a little overwhelming at times and keeps the reader on the edge of their seat at other times. Worth the read...

Book four has outdone the series! Demons on both his and her side cloud perspective but help the reader uncloud their own. I love their story and their ending. So glad there is still one more in the series.

This was a very good story, as always. Her mysteries have always been excellent. They read pretty fast because they are very hard to put down, I always want to go "just another chapter"!

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.

A modern day pride and prejudice? Not even close. Gosh I don’t know why I slogged through this book. It really was pretty shallow and I found myself not caring how it ended!

This book is the first in a series of 4. It was a very good, heartwarming Amish story about a woman who’s husband had died and she was left with 3 children to raise. She worked at a local hotel and met an englisher man who she becomes friends with. She is torn between following her heart or keeping life as she knows it the same.

Wonderfully woven story about WWII heroine. I was turning pages all night trying to guess which sister was The Nightingale. The perfect amount of drama and intrigue to make great historical fiction.