Finding Willow

Finding Home #3

by Jacci Turner

At long last, Riley and Mia have reached the place they've been dreaming Riley's father's ranch. After a warm welcome, the girls settle in, happy and relieved. Then things start to go horribly wrong. Ranch life is harsher than Riley expects, she never gets to spend time with her father, and their new grandmother doesn't seem to like them. Then a mystery boy appears to haunt her dreams and Riley starts to wonder if this new family is really going to work out. After all, they still don't know if the courts are going to allow Mia to be adopted by Riley's new family. What will happen if the courts say no? Come along as Riley and Mia struggle through more surprising twists and turns to discover if they have finally found their forever family!

118 pages, Hardcover

First published August 1, 2014

About the author

Tumbled People: Deconstructing and Reconstructing your faith is selling well. If you're going through a time of faith discouragement, for instance leaving the evangelical world because of their alignment with power and privilege, instead of the poor and marginalized. You might find solace and hope in this book.

Reviews

[Sylvia Larson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Overall, I enjoyed Finding Willow. I didn't read the books that came before it because I was a first reads winner, and that's how I got is in the first place.
I think the book could have used some more descriptive wording, but that's just me! :) I love great description I guess! ;)
I found it captivating, but not like in a I-Can't-Put-It-Down kind of way. It was an easy read between bigger books I'm trying to tackle.
In the end I would recommend it to some of my friends, but I probably won't read it again.
ALTHOUGH I found that the hand-written note I received with the book was a special touch and I will be reading more of Jacci Turners books and following her facebook page!

[Sarah · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love reading about these girls. They're just such likeable people and their relationships with those around them grow and stretch with every book. I think they're good role models for young girls who need positive characters to identify with.

[Jacci · Rating 5 out of 5]

Introducing the third book in The Finding Home Series! I love this one, of course, I love them all. I think it's a good ending. But...there may be more down the road. Give the series a try! Jacci