Oh my word! What a good read! I thought I had it figured out, but was surprised to find out I was wrong!

I adore Dana Stabenow's work. She is that rare combination of a terrific writer and a wonderful storyteller. This book is the 22nd in the Kate Shugak series, and is a satisfying, fun read. But you must start at the beginning and read in order! Begin with "A Cold Day for Murder" and fall in love with Alaska.

I read this book because of a "Seashell" prompt for an online book club. Where I appreciate a book with a self searching character, I didn't enjoy this book as much as I could have. I found it repeative and long winded. I am sure that I may have appreciated it more if I were in a different period of my life.

Very interesting and informative book detailing God’s names in a very easy to read and understanding way.

I gave this book four stars because it's written in the point of view of a middle schooler, so I would recommend middle schoolers to read this book, but as a high schooler I couldn't relate to it as well as I'd like. But I enjoyed the book nonetheless and the ending had me in tears. I didn't realize how attached I was to the main character. Overall, I really enjoyed reading this book.

So far this book is really good and very page turning between the drama with her and her brother.

This book was hilarious, and the character building was mysterious and fun to watch.

This was great! You can mostly predict what is going to happen, but just like a Hallmark movie, you don’t mind and enjoy it anyway. Some parts of the book make you cringe with the main character. As if it’s happening to you!

I, like most, am a fan of The Notebook. So branching out and reading about Noah’s daughter and her husband was pretty neat. I like how this book wrapped up. His books are good and predictable, but this one got me! I like that!

This book was absolutely incredible. It had me crying, laughing, shouting with the characters every chapter.