I felt the story was slow to start but after about page 60 or so it was an easy read. I do not know if I can completely believe the little boy, Colton's experience but there were some thought provoking aspects to it. I wouldn't necessarily recommend it but if is the suggested book of your group it is worth the read. If you are looking for a book that will introduce questions about religion, personal beliefs and Heaven than this is a book you are looking for.

This book provided me with some history while keeping me engaged in a dramatic story. There were two stories wrapped delicately into one. I was most pleased with the book which was a recommendation from fellow readers. The film was done well and proved to be more dramtic and much moreof a tear jerker for me.

This was a fun story. I could totally get into the characters but the events were not realistic. At least not to me and the life I live.

Easy read, interesting concept, read it in a couple days.

Basically if you have read the first two you have to read this but it is rushed and not as good as the others. I was not completely satisfied with it.

Half of our group enjoyed it and the others strongly disliked it. We felt either you connected with the characters, the time and events or you read it as a woman of today and could not relate or understand. It was good enough but didn't really lend itself to great discussions.

Overall everyone in our group enjoyed this trilogy and did actually read all three books although only the first was the chosen book for the month. It was interesting to read about a lifestyle none of us are familiar with. We all felt a little more adventurous in the bedroom during and after reading it. It wasn't written well but it was easy.

I enjoyed the way the book ended and was particularly satisfied with the epilogues.

Overall we agreed that the book was fine. We found some discussion question on the web. We all shared the same thoughts and therefore there wasn't much of a discussion. We feel like the author didn't develop many of the characters enough, including Jacob. We only really had a feel for Andy. There was time spent on introducing characters and situations (the jury selection) that really weren't relevant to the story.

I enjoy reading stories that are set in a place that is foreign to me. I am interested in reading about events that are beyond my reality. I appreciate a well written novel that makes me feel like I am a part of a culture I knew little about. This book met my needs.

I really enjoyed this book. It isn't really a great discussion book but it is good beek to read and get lost in. I enjoy Kristin Hannah. I was attached to the characters and found myself crying while reading. I recommend this book if you are looking to get lost in a good book.

Majority of the ladies in our book club read the entire book in one session. It was a book we couldn\\\'t put down. The story line was creative and there were so many twists and turns it kept you reading until the end. The conversation at our meeting was great as well.