River's Edge Book

Personally I wish Ms. Blackstock had placed the Afterword before chapter one. It gave great insights into Ms. Blackstock's motivation for writing, and the reader can see where she was going with regard to her faith as she wrote. I found it not only enlightening but encouraging.

Story:

Two characters face years of infertility. Their husbands are both vying for mayor of a small town on an island outside Savannah. But that doesn't stop them from being friends and being a support system for the other when their emotions are low from lack of children.

When one turns up missing, the whole town is concerned. What followed were enough accusations, rumors and arrests to make this one really good book!

Thoughts:

One GR friend offered the thought that it requires some suspension of belief. I found that to be true on two accounts, but the characters and the storyline helped me to put that aside and just enjoy the book.

Now, to find the two previous books so I can get a fuller picture of Cape Refuge and it's citizens.