In a tense novel of psychological suspense, the daughter of a charismatic minister is haunted by a persistant disturbing dream. By the author of The Last Girl.
I read this book when I was quite young, maybe around 12-13 years of age, b it I remember it to be really good. I sadly don’t remember much more than that...
I heard about this novel on Facebook and am so glad I downloaded it. I could barely put it down and read it over two nights. I love an unreliable narrator, and 14-year old Kate Carr is one of the best I've read. The tone was perfect and brought her so vividly to life I could almost see her (which was pretty scary). It was suspenseful, creepy, intense read, with plenty of hooks (and some laughs) and a cast of well-rounded characters - her minister father was a truly terrifying creation. It was hard to warm to Kate at first, but as the plot unfolded I was rooting for her all the way. Brilliant.
picked up from Kristin's "Overlooked Books" display. Not too far in, but what I've read is quite good. Its been a while since I've actually *finished* a book, but this one has a good chance....
I did it! I finished a book! Could be because my practicum is now over, and I actually have the time to curl up in the papasan chair and read. I'm not sure what to make of this book. Good enough to keep me interested, but not so good that I would recommend it to people, or read other books by the author. Interesting, but a bit slow at times.