I felt bad for Noah all through this book and was rooting for him and Maggie to be happy together once again. This was a very entertaining read for me. I liked the trial parts and was completely surprised by the unexpected twist. Unfortunately, the twist was unbelievable and Maggie being the heroin really was far out. I would have preferred the book be written in chronological order but it was cool how the story got told by much of the trial. I liked it and was happy with the ending.
(Karen's review, 4 stars)
Teaser from page 2: His life had exploded like a strip of firecrackers at a barbecue, igniting the patio furniture and spreading to the house until everything was blazing out of control, engulfed in a massive fireball.
His entire world destroyed.
It had all started with Anna.
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by Lisa Scottoline is the second book I have read by her. It’s about a Ellen, a journalist and single mother who thinks her adopted son looks a lot like the face of a missing child on a postcard she received in the mail. She becomes paranoid that neighbors may think she kidnapped him and is afraid she may lose him. Nevertheless, she can’t ignore the fact that her 3-yr.-old son, Will, looks like the missing kid, Timothy. She goes on a search for the truth to hopefully prove Will is not the same child that turns deadly. This is a book that starts slowly and an ending that did not surprise me. My favorite characters were Marcelo, Ellen’s boss and Will’s cat, Oreo Figaro. I didn’t care much for Ellen at the beginning but did get to like her by the end of the book. She was smart and courageous. 