Beautifully written and thought provoking with the world view on peace and conviction.

Boring plot. Struggled to get into it.

This book takes you into a culture that some people think they understand, but probably don’t. The story winds through a crime, the prosecution of it and a surprise ending, one which makes sense but I did not expect. Well written and one of those books that makes you think. Definitely recommend it!

I loved this book. I admit, I am a fan of Jodi Picoult, but she had me from the start, and I just had to keep reading to find out how the story would proceed. I like how the author bought the reader into the ‘plain’ world. She gave me a greater understanding that I hadn’t had before.

An amazing read with lyrical descriptions of both characters & plot. In true form, the author gives reason for your hair to stand on end & your breath to leave your body.

I’ve read many, many books by Jodi Picoult and they’re either fantastic, or just a way to pass the time. This is the latter. It was predictable from the beginning, and infuriating because you know the truth so when she tries to drag on the suspense, you just want it to be over with so you can confirm you’re correct. This book did not need this many pages. Could’ve been half as long and no difference in outcome. I finished it feeling glad it was over and disappointed it never got better.

Fast read just because you won’t be able to put the book down

Once again, Jodi had me riveted with a story line that wound its way around a lesson about an Amish lifestyle.

I loved reading this story, had trouble putting it down, learned a lot about the Amish society.

An engaging page turner with an interesting cast of characters. The characters are real and they make one care about their fate. As always, this author leaves no loose ends and that is appreciated.