Book Description
A novel of unconditional love and the freedom of letting go.
When single mother Priscilla Lynn Macy learns she’s having another child unexpectedly, she packs the family into the car to escape. Eight-year-old Janie and Rainey Dae, her seventeen-year-old sister with special needs, embark on the last family vacation they’ll ever take with Poppy and Grandma Mona in the back seat.
The trip seems aimless until Janie realizes they are searching for the father who left them years ago. When they can’t find him, they make their way to Forest Pines, SC. Priscilla hasn’t been to her family home in many years and finds it a mixed blessing of hope, buried secrets, and family ghosts.
Through eyes of innocence, Janie learns the hard realities of life and the difficult choices grownups make. And she must face disturbing truths about the people she loves in order to carry them in the moments that matter most.
This was a great book, one that I had to read twice to really appreciate. The twist at the end really was a surprise, which is why I read it again right away to see if knowing the ending made a difference. It did, and in a good way. Ms Seitz really keeps the twists and turns coming in a way that keeps the reader wanting to know what happens next. This was an easy and fun book to read, one that I would recommend to anyone. The characters are very realistic and you should easily identify with them.
I would like to thank Thomas Nelson for the opportunity to review this book.
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I enjoyed your review. I have ordered this book and look forward to reading it. After reading two other books by Nicole Seitz , I think she is my new favorite author!