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This audiobook is giving me so much anxiety!! I am on edge. Yelling at it. So far a true 5☆.

The plot took a sudden turn with the marriage. They had a great marriage and then all of the sudden he's a cheater. Angela's background story is also very interesting.

Try it on paperback. The audio isn't keeping me interested.

This book takes me back. I'm loving it so much.

Even though I was tempted to stop this story after the whole pedophile subject started, I continued just to find out how Lee is going to commit Andrew/Trevor to jail.

I can't get into the character. I put it aside for now but since it has a high rating, I'll try it again after a while.

I think Leona was Rose's daughter with Jacob.

I'm reading this one slowly.... because I like the characters and I'm fearfully anticipating the words that papa, mama, or Rudy died.

Quote I like: "Life is life no matter who or what is living it, boy -- a thing to respect. "

I skipped from chapter 34 to 39 because I'm not a fan of extreme slow burn. I considered ending the audiobook, but chapter 39 has a plot twist. The main character that entered a survey for extra cash but the professor / Dr conducting the research is insane so I'm wondering what will happen now. I'll stay on for a few more chapters.

Quote that stands true: "What matters is that others remember how and why we fell."

"I want to understand war. Why it keeps happening. How people pick themselves up and recover."... "Or not."

Half way through with this book. It's a bit predictable and too salacious for my likes but I will keep on reading and skim through the parts I don't care for. I want to know how the impending murder attempt is going to happen.

I've got to admit, I haven't finished this book because the storyline hasn't picked up. I'm going to give it a couple more chapters before shelving it and moving on to the next.

There is a killer in this book that is really creeping me out.

I started a few days ago. The pages are too full with unnecessary words. I'm having to skim, get the gist, and move on to the dialog.

So far, I'm wondering if I missed something. Why does the main character invest so much time into looking for information on photos that she stole? I don't know if I missed anything... Other than that big part, I hope the characters of the past develop better.

"I know that the experiences of our lives, when we let God use them, become the mysterious and perfect preparation for the work He will give us to do.

The power is in the balance: we are our injuries, as much as we are our successes.

Quote: "Love that doesn't include honesty doesn't deserve to be called love.

"If you plant red beans, then you will harvest red beans."

I can relate! "Her house is the nest where she hides the joy, laughter, sorrows, and regrets of her life."

I'm pleasantly enjoying this true story. It's very engaging and flows very smoothly.

"From that moment on, (morning) she was caught in a whirlpool of other people's needs." --Life as a wife, mom, and teacher feels like that daily. #isthisadulting

After the main character was notified her father had a heart attack, she told her boyfriend: "Take me to bed Daniel Flynn. Get me through this night." Made me laugh out loud, so unrealistic. Too funny.