This book intricately weaved several stories into one. One part was Ellie's - her past, her present, her failures, her successes. Her character reminds me a little bit of myself: an avid reader with a love for coffee (in the book she's a cupper, she travels the world to find new coffees, something I...
I really enjoyed this book. It really flowed from start to finish. I usually find myself making up possible endings about halfway through a book like this but not with this one. I found I just wanted to hear the story. I wanted to know who did it but that seemed to lose importance at the end.I loved...
Jakoś nie bardzo mnie wciągnęła. Napisana trochę "topornie", za dużo opisów, za dużo wstawek z przeszłości, które tylko odbiegały od tematu. Chociaż nie można zaprzeczyć, że autorka potrafi trzymać w napięciu. Gdyby nie to już na samym początku odłożyłabym książkę na bok.
Each year, a book is chosen for Silicon Valley Reads. Organizations, from book stores to libraries have events around this book and the author goes to different venues to perform readings and answer questions. The 2011 selection is The Year of Fog, by Michelle Richmond, a local San Francisco autho...
This is a good book. The beginning and the end were action packed. I felt like it was a bit too slow in the middle. You really get sucked into the character of Abby and feel everything she feels. At least for me I did.
This novel brings to life every parents worst nightmare - losing a child and then facing each day afterward. In this case the main character is the soon-to-be stepmother Abby. In the first pages Abby describes her memory of the events that lead to Emma's disappearance and throughout the book she rep...
Abby Mason is about to be married to Jake and part of that package involves being stepmother to Emma. Abby has already fallen in love with the little girl. While on a quiet, foggy walk on the beach Abby is momentarily distracted and when she turns around Emma is gone. The book tells the story of ...
I'd give this book 3.5 stars. There were things I loved and hated. It was a little too wordy at times, but there were parts that I didn't want to stop listening to. The narrator did a really great job. And I don't think I could have ever actually 'read' the book - it was better on CD. I hated t...
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