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Bought this book as it was highly recommended and had great reviews. I think that I need something a bit less religious and with less things that remind me from my catholic upbringing and all the guilt charged lessons. I think that works for a lot of people but I personally prefer a more positive..

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If you were raised n the Deep South, this book is frighteningly believable. Excellent descriptions and well paced story make this an outstanding read.

For me, this narrator was more or less monotone, however, I’m not sure that I could’ve done much better of a job same material laid out before me. The author felt judgmental and bossy, much like a minister or a preacher~However~ She does offer lots of great insightful perspectives on truths that many people would..

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Really enjoyed this book. Don’t know how I expected it to end but there’s hope for the future of the characters and some recconections maybe. And justice.

I grew up in the church and have been jaded. I like this blend of information and religious info for success philosophy.

I could say I wish I had this book sooner, but everything in its right time. I received it even better the second time around.

I do love cozy mysteries, this was ok, not the best, but it kept me entertained while I mowed the lawn.

Didn’t like the story, the characters, the title.didn’t care for the narrator either! word numb red r 15, now it will take my review!!!

I wish I had such a clear outline from childhood to maximize my time & energy. Regardless of your beliefs or lack there of. Everyone can benefit from the information given. Like the other reviews, you’ll reference back again when looking to achieve any task/goal, big or small. Thank you for sharing with the rest..

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Having different narrators helped in following the plot and connecting the characters. It flowed easily . The author did a good job incorporating the history and current issues . Particularly like the Epilogue.