This is a book about self
redemption. A multi
generational look at a dysfunctional family who becomes embroiled in a murder is it's focus.
Caroline Masters, the main,
protagonist is self contained, self created and self absorbed. She has taken pain and glorified it into a
personality builder. Her estrangement
from her family helps her to reinforce her aloofness.
The author forces Caroline to
face her fears and her family when her niece is arrested. The family is portrayed in painstaking
detail. The plot is intricate without
being confusing. The author does a
superior job at keeping key facts within reach but just out of sight.
This is an enjoyable mystery
with personal redemption and developing self awareness as part of the mix.
I enjoyed the book and I recommend
the book.
This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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