Status Updates From For the Sake of a Child

Oh poop. Nothing's wrong with the writing, no horrible choice ending, but this particular tale just veered into topics I don't like in my fiction novels. Setting this Turner aside. Will try another.

Turner certainly knows how to build reader tension and anxiety. I gotta know! I gotta read on! I am so incredibly curious, and I have such a sense of delicious foreboding for my character and her little family.

I am in palpitations for Turner's storytelling. I just love her characters--from primaries to tertiaries, they all shine as everyday individuals, people I could know in my life, could be me. Just ordinary looking, with ordinary jobs and ordinary vulnerabilities and concerns, yet made so sparklingly interesting and present.

I am in palpitations for Turner's storytelling. I just love her characters--from primaries to tertiaries, they all shine as everyday individuals, people I could know in my life, could be me. Just ordinary looking, with ordinary jobs and ordinary vulnerabilities and concerns, yet made so sparklingly interesting and present.

Fool me once.... Despite the AWFUL AWFUL ending of No Sex Please, which I rewrote in my brain, so we're gonna pretend that Turner's ending was just a first draft that the editor--thank god--kiboshed, I am trying another book. So far, it's once again delightfully, immediate transporting.

The plot thickens and then Ginny takes action.

The dirty little secrets are surfacing.

Just getting started but I have a feeling something is amiss with Ginny's friend.

Brilliant! review to come