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The Art of Going Home

(The Art of Living #1)

Nicole Sorrell (Goodreads Author)

3.97 · Rating details · 69 ratings · 31 reviews

“If you want a book with depth, soul and a fantastic plot, as well as a host of intriguing characters and a scorching hot love interest, this one’s for you.” –Eat Sleep Read Review

Maddie dreads going home to face the memories of her dead sister. But she must return to the tiny town after a decade to attend a funeral. As it turns out, the haunting reminders of her twin are ...more

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Jan 06, 2016 Maya rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: arc-gift, mystery, interesting, hero-over-the-moon-for-h, violence-abuse, secrets-lies, not-a-man-ho, paranormal, strong-h, second-chance

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Wow! I'm so happy I got the chance to read this wonderful story. I admit, at first I wasn't completely sure I was going to enjoy it, but in the end I really did.

I love how the plot was written. The main elements are mystery and romance. They fit perfectly together, since none overshadows the other. So, if you want to read a romantic story or simply just a crime story, don't worry. You can get it all! But I warn you now, the story rev ...more

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Mar 31, 2016 Sissy's Romance Book Review rated it really liked it

Shelves: arc-author-publisher, series, arc-netgalley, trt, not-for-me

I received an eARC, from NetGalley and the publisher, in exchange for an honest review.
This is book one in the "The Art of Living " series by Nicole Sorrell. This is the first book by this author too.
I will be honesty I didn't know if I would like the book as I was judging it by the cover at first. But once you get into the book you can't put it down. It is a somewhat different story than usually I would read. There is a murder of Maddie's twin sister at the age of 10.. also this set in motion ...more

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Apr 11, 2015 Danielle Urban rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

The Art of Going Home by Nicole Sorrell is one that will forever lure readers deep within the heart of its plot. An engaging and heart melting story that will leave readers coming back to re-read the beautifully well written novel. Nicole definitely knows how to develop an intriguing plot and believable characters. Reading the first page, I could not stop reading until I finished the entire book. It’s definitely one novel readers won’t want to miss. The story tells of love, lies, and self-destru The Art of Going Home by Nicole Sorrell is one that will forever lure readers deep within the heart of its plot. An engaging and heart melting story that will leave readers coming back to re-read the beautifully well written novel. Nicole definitely knows how to develop an intriguing plot and believable characters. Reading the first page, I could not stop reading until I finished the entire book. It’s definitely one novel readers won’t want to miss. The story tells of love, lies, and self-destruction. The main character, Maddie Chandler, goes through one epic journey that will have readers falling in love with her.

At the age of ten, Maddie Chandler, ends up losing her twin sister. And then her mothers goes insane with the loss of her twin sister and is placed into an institution. Maddie’s family life as she once knew it is destroyed and she is then taken into the home of a family friend whom raises her. This family friend is soon called Aunt Ceci. Aunt Ceci raises Maddie like she was her own daughter. Maddie goes through high school and then leaves for college. It isn’t until the death of her Aunt Ceci that Maddie soon returns back to the town that was once called her home. But fate has a way of playing games especially with Maddie’s life. She is soon haunted by her sister’s ghost to find her sister’s murder. Maddie fears of going insane like her mother did when she was much younger. Then there’s her old high school crush, Zac. Her memories of the horrible events in her past comes tumbling forward causing her to question everything she believes. Will Maddie find the person behind her sister’s murder? And what happens when she does?

The Art of Going Home is a compelling story that will leave readers wondering what happens next and who did it. The novel isn’t without its own surprising twists and an ending that readers weren’t excepting. A novel that has it all. Romance, mystery, and suspense all in one incredible book. I enjoyed reading Nicole Sorrell’s masterfully woven story and look forward to reading more of her brilliant works in the future. I would recommend this novel to every reader world wide. This story is raw, stunning, and one perfect read. I rate it a five out of five stars. ...more

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Mar 19, 2016 Paula rated it really liked it

It's hard to describe my feelings about this book. Lots of drama in the plot. I haven't read such graphic romance in a long time. (Whew, I remember when. ) Overall, I didn't want to put the book down! ...more

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Apr 02, 2016 Mollien Fote Osterman rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, murder-mystery, suspense, paranormal-romance, self-discovery

Title: The Art of Going Home
Author: Nicole Sorrell
Publisher: Booktrope
Reviewer: Mollien
Release Date: January 6, 2016
Genre(s): Suspense, Murder Mystery, Romance, Paranormal
Page Count: 242 pages
Heat Level: 1 flames out of 5
Rating: 4 stars out of 5
Blurb:

“If you want a book with depth, soul and a fantastic plot, as well as a host of intriguing characters and a scorching hot love interest, this one’s for you.” –Eat Sleep Read Review

Maddie dreads going home to face the memories of her dead sister.

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Apr 21, 2015 EatSleepReadReview rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

When Maddie Chandler is forced to return home she’s ready to deal with the naysayers and the family she left behind. However, she’s not quite ready to hear her sister’s voice in her head again—one of the many reasons she left in the first place. Not long after arriving her sister does indeed begin to speak to her, but this time it’s different. This time, her sister wants her to uncover the person responsible for her murder.

As Maddie follows the little clues Angeline gives her, she uncovers secre When Maddie Chandler is forced to return home she’s ready to deal with the naysayers and the family she left behind. However, she’s not quite ready to hear her sister’s voice in her head again—one of the many reasons she left in the first place. Not long after arriving her sister does indeed begin to speak to her, but this time it’s different. This time, her sister wants her to uncover the person responsible for her murder.

As Maddie follows the little clues Angeline gives her, she uncovers secrets so dark they twist her stomach. The truth behind Angeline’s death is far worse than she could possibly have imagined. Though Maddie is surrounded by people that love her, as the past comes back to haunt her, she begins to question their motives, pushing away the one person who wants to be there for her above others.

So much goes on in this book that it’s impossible to write a brief rundown without giving things away. The book really fouses on Maddie’s journey to uncover her sisters killer and her budding relationship with old friend Zac.

The romantic element to this book was A1 excellent. The growing relationship between Zac and Maddie was perfectly captured and the heat—wow. If the author ever steps away from women’s fiction to contemporary romance, there will be some very happy boyfriends and husband’s in this world! Rare is it that an author can capture a relationship and the tumultuous feelings within it as well as Sorell has. However, the author does such a food job making Maddie’s personal journey intriguing that I can’t wait to read more of her lovely style.

The mystery part to the plot was also very well done. I didn’t guess it, so when the reveal came I was wowed.

Mostly though, the poignancy to this tale had me in tears. One of the things the book explores is child abuse which I can say that I usually avoid at all costs – I just can’t cope with it. However, the abuse is not condoned in any way and treated with great care and it is only fleeting within the pages.

No part of this book left me wanting, no part left details out. Beautifully crafted with stunning clarity, this book will knock you on your ass with it’s attention to detail.

Maddie’s journey is both emotional and powerful. It was a real joy to read and I love the happy ending to the book, though it doesn’t reach a full conclusion. I will most certainly read the next installment and very much look forward to it.

If you want a book with depth, soul and a fantastic plot as well as a host of intriguing characters and a scorching hot love interest, this one’s for you. It is honestly one of the best books I have read this year. Have the tissues handy and set aside some time, it’s a real page turner and all round fabulous. ...more

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Apr 05, 2015 Stephanie Lasley rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Addictive

Maddie and Angeline Chandler were twins; two peas in a pod, best friends. At the age of ten, Angeline is murdered. The case was never solved which prompted gossip and innuendos to run rampant within their community.
Angeline had always been the favorite with their parents. Upon her death, the mother suffers a mental breakdown and is permanently institutionalized. Eventually Maddie moves in with a family friend, Cecilia Redondo. This beloved woman became Maddie’s Aunt Ceci, who raised and ...more

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Feb 10, 2016 R. Harrison rated it it was amazing

Intense, involving, and interesting, not to mention hot.
Aunt Ceci’s funeral forces Madisen to confront the small town she fled, her guilt over her twin sister’s death years ago, and her family. Along the way she reconnects with an old flame, Zac and together they resolve to uncover the truth behind Angeline’s demise. It’s a cold trail, long overgrown with the weeds of shame and guilt; not just Madisen’s assumed responsibility for her sister. Along the way, Angeline herself appears to ‘Maddie’ as ...more

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Jul 13, 2016 Cori Nichols rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: giveaways

I won this book in a GoodReads.com give away.

This book was an interesting read. We open up with Maddie coming back to her childhood home after the death of a family friend. On the ride to funeral, Maddie hears her dead twin sister's voice calling her name.
If you want to read the rest of my review you can go to my blog.
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Feb 17, 2016 Tammy Andresen rated it it was amazing

What a great book! While the romance in this book is stunning, what really kept me turning the pages was the mystery. I will definitely look for more from this author.

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Dec 20, 2018 Stephanie Herman rated it really liked it · review of another edition

The Art of Going Home, The Art of Living Duet Book One by Nicole Sorrell

This first installment is incredible. The author gives you love, grief, mystery, suspense and a glimpse into the paranormal. The promise of a storyline that catches your attention and refuses to let go. A must read!

Madisen comes back to her hometown, after an absence of ten years, to attend the funeral of her beloved Aunt Cecilia. What she finds when she arrives is the voice of her deceased twin, asking Madisen to help solve ...more

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Mar 11, 2018 Wytzia Raspe rated it really liked it · review of another edition

When she is 9 years old Madison's twinnsister was murdered. Almost 20 years later Madison returns to her hometown for a burial. She does not dare tell people she hears her sister talking to her in her head urging her to find the killer (Trauma???)

Ok story. The nephew of her former housekeeper who was a kind of mother for her is now a lawyer and is very attracted to her. Lots of romance here but the detective part is nicely done and the persons are more realistic. The large Hispanic family really ...more

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Jun 14, 2020 Esha Sharan rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

A well crafted story of love, betrayal,relationships. Madison and Anjeline, the twin sisters touch our heart along with Zac who loves Madison
Many are judged with the truth kept in darkness.This story penned by Nicole is highly fascinating and cutting deep into Madison's journey to find the truth in the darkness somehow dug deep into her subconscious. The expand of truth can sometimes leave us broken, a falter in the sanity....the revelation of such shreds put Madeline at a crossroad.

A wonderful ...more

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Mar 07, 2018 Rubia La Faye rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Youth trauma

When she is 9 years old Madison's twinsister was murdered. Almost 20 years later Madison returns to her hometown for a burial. She does not dare tell people she hears her sister talking to her in her head urging her to find the killer.
Ok story. Lots of romance but the detective part is OK as well. ...more

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Apr 16, 2018 Marilyn rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Good

this book is one that shows good people were able to help a young woman who had been abused sexually as a child.

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Jan 23, 2019 Chandru CS rated it liked it · review of another edition

Bug

A TV game h h 6b YB is the time to fall for the world to the only fact that I’m not

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Mar 13, 2016 Lauren Jones rated it really liked it

"The first time Angeline and I talked after she died was about a month after her murder. Some days before, I’d discovered that my gold butterfly necklace was missing. We were given matching necklaces on our eighth birthday, and Angeline had been buried with hers. I was heartbroken. In a dream, Angeline told me to check my tennis shoes. Although I’d worn them twice since the necklace was lost, I found it tangled in the laces. After that, I always listened to her, and she never failed me. She told "The first time Angeline and I talked after she died was about a month after her murder. Some days before, I’d discovered that my gold butterfly necklace was missing. We were given matching necklaces on our eighth birthday, and Angeline had been buried with hers. I was heartbroken. In a dream, Angeline told me to check my tennis shoes. Although I’d worn them twice since the necklace was lost, I found it tangled in the laces. After that, I always listened to her, and she never failed me. She told me when to avoid Father because he was angry; the days Mother was up to talking; and when Aunt Ceci was going to fix my favorite dinner of cheese-stuffed fried peppers: chiles rellenos."

Death from illness or even accidental death of a young child is a heartbreak within itself. An act of murder against a young child is unforgivable and…unforgettable. Sorrell captivates her readers with the resonance of a destructive past life and the desire for a better future…one with closure. The characters that this author has created are very easy to emphasize with and the tragedy that befalls these families are quite criminal. The Art of Going Home is suspenseful and thought-provoking with some added romance to boot. Sorrell provides an enthralling story that will leave readers compelled to find out the mystery behind her sister’s murder.

Maddie returns home to attend her Aunt Ceci’s funeral. Aunt Ceci meant the world to her; her life depended on that woman being there during her childhood…especially after her sister’s death. Fighting the memories that make their way to the surface upon her arrival, she is happy to see some of her old friends and family, but her father’s bitterness strikes a chord right away. It has been a decade, yet her father’s words still resonate with hatred and deceit. Her high school crush, Zac was also very fond of Aunt Ceci. With his presence and calmness over the situation, her father leaves the funeral, also leaving Maddie’s feelings of uncertainty about returning home, a dominant force within the forefront of her mind. Then, without warning…her sister’s voice starts to talk to her again. She knows that she isn’t crazy, but she can’t explain the way that she just knows certain things, like where to find things that have been missing for years—or hidden. Her persistence into the murder investigation that was conducted so long ago, unravels many threats and Maddie finds herself unable to trust those around her.

Sorrell is knowledgeable with her writing aspects and research; however, this read does lack a bit of emotion throughout specific scenes. This author does a great job with character development and originality. Due to certain aspects of this novel, the author may have become withdrawn in order to write the scenes, which may be the leading factor behind lack of emotion. The pace is quick, but not so quick as to hinder understanding or perception. Sorrell has a mesmerizing novel that will both captivate and immerse the reader into the mysterious plot that unfolds before them. If you are a reader of women’s fiction and mysteries, you may be interested in picking this story up.

A free copy was exchanged for an honest review of this fictional piece.
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Mar 13, 2016 Tere J rated it liked it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I received this ARC book for an honest review. I don't know how I was picked, other than I am in the Goodreads network & that is how I was contacted.

I read all types of books, and I couldn't tell what this classified as. Was it erotica, paranormal, mystery, girl fiction - even as I finished it, I still can't give it a category.

Spoiler free summary is the story is a woman who goes back to her small town for a funeral after years of absence and drama ensues with the people of her past.

This book co ...more

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Mar 19, 2016 Shayney Hardcastle rated it liked it

I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review of the book and as part of Goodreads Bookclub.

When Maddie Chandler was ten years old, her twin sister, Angeline, was murdered. Her mother then goes insane, being placed in an institution and with her father being who he is, Maddie is placed into the care of Aunt Ceci, who raises and treats Maddie as though she is her own daughter. Maddie goes through high school being blamed for her sisters death, also for being the wrong sist I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review of the book and as part of Goodreads Bookclub.

When Maddie Chandler was ten years old, her twin sister, Angeline, was murdered. Her mother then goes insane, being placed in an institution and with her father being who he is, Maddie is placed into the care of Aunt Ceci, who raises and treats Maddie as though she is her own daughter. Maddie goes through high school being blamed for her sisters death, also for being the wrong sister to have died, leaving town as soon as she leaves for college. It takes her ten years before she comes back to her home town, but sadly, she only come back to attend the funeral of the beloved Aunt Ceci. But as soon as she is back, she is forced to face her troubled past that she has hidden even from herself. There is some happiness, in the form of her old high school crush Zac, her friends and her home made family. Will she find the truth behind the murder of her sister? Is she going insane or is she really seeing her sisters ghost?

I was genuinely shocked that I enjoyed this book has much as I did and because I thought that I wasn't going to enjoy it, I was putting it off until the last minute until it had to be read for the bookclub on Goodreads. There are so many topics in this book, which is surprising as it isn't that big of a book, such as; Mystery, Erotica, Romance, Crime, Death, Paranormal, that I wasn't sure which was the main theme of the book. There is also another bigger topic/theme, but I don't want to include it, as it will give away one of the main surprises to the plot of this book.

The characters did have some strong developments, and I did like the relationship between Maddie and Zac. I even liked the relationship, or lack there of, between Maddie and her father. Even the writing was good and easy to follow and once I started reading it, it took me less than 2 days to finish it.

I did want to give this book 4 stars out of 5 because I did enjoy this book and it was good, but there were so many questions left unanswered and even though I know that there is going to be another book, I wouldn't rush out to buy it. So for that reason, I had to give it 3 stars out of 5. ...more

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Apr 03, 2015 L.T. Kelly rated it liked it · review of another edition

I went into this book a little unsure, this is going to sound fickle, but I judge books by their covers and having read the blurb for this one I wasn’t sure that I ‘got’ it. Having read the book, I still don’t. I’m not a huge fan of the cover and it really doesn’t speak to me.
This is an intricate tale of a small town misfit, Maddie. She fled to a big city having spent most of her life being accused of her twin sisters murder.
Maddie returns to town following the death of someone she held dear, an I went into this book a little unsure, this is going to sound fickle, but I judge books by their covers and having read the blurb for this one I wasn’t sure that I ‘got’ it. Having read the book, I still don’t. I’m not a huge fan of the cover and it really doesn’t speak to me.
This is an intricate tale of a small town misfit, Maddie. She fled to a big city having spent most of her life being accused of her twin sisters murder.
Maddie returns to town following the death of someone she held dear, and straight into the arms of her surrogate family, namely the gorgeous Zac.
The author clearly displays the characters in the way they are meant to be received, most notably Maddie’s mother and father, they are completely weird. This story is a lovely tale woven with a beautiful romance and a harrowing mystery.
I thoroughly enjoyed the plot, I found it captivating and unpredictable, and the romantic aspects kept the story deliciously buoyant throughout.
There are twists and turns in this novel that will continually keep you guessing, as well as a sizzling romance that will have you pulling at your collar.
The only problem for me, aside from the cover was, the high volume of seemingly insignificant untied up mysteries, such as who trashed Maddie’s house? She never even returned to the house before she returned home? I found that a little strange? Just little aspects like that made me wonder if they would be covered in a future title, and wether such things would spur me on to read the next book?
The deep routed problems that became unearthed during this story had me in tears, and although initially devastated by those events Maddie seemed to make an almost too quick recovery from the mentally earth shattering discoveries. I found it a tad unbelievable and cold.
The paranormal ghost connection was a beautiful part of the tale that I loved. The frankness of Maddie’s voice was refreshing and the mystery element kept me suitably intrigued. I highly recommend this book to any lovers of the mystery romance genre. ...more

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Feb 10, 2016 Rebecca Lovell rated it really liked it

I was lucky enough to receive an ARC of this book last month and devoured it, but I was waiting for the book’s release so it would be fresh in your mind when you could buy it.

The Art of Going Home was originally written a couple of years ago and she is re-releasing it this week with new edits and a brand new, absolutely gorgeous cover. It’s part of the Art of Living series, the second of which is, I hope, coming out soon.

This book grabbed me from the first page and kept me reading almost non-sto I was lucky enough to receive an ARC of this book last month and devoured it, but I was waiting for the book’s release so it would be fresh in your mind when you could buy it.

The Art of Going Home was originally written a couple of years ago and she is re-releasing it this week with new edits and a brand new, absolutely gorgeous cover. It’s part of the Art of Living series, the second of which is, I hope, coming out soon.

This book grabbed me from the first page and kept me reading almost non-stop. The chapters were short, which made it easy to take a break whenever I had to work and easy to pick back up when I had some time set aside to read. Where a lot of books would slow down in the middle, this one kept up the pace, introducing new characters and some family secrets that even shocked me.

I loved Madisen, even though she and I have very little in common. She was flawed and in some ways not a very good person, but as the secrets are revealed I was able to understand why she was that way. I did want to grab her and shake some sense into her a few times, though. In spite of this, I still liked her a lot. Not every heroine has to be perfect!

The romance was strong between Madisen and Zac right from the beginning, and there didn’t seem like there was going to be much conflict apart from a bit of will-they-or-won’t-they tension. It was more of a natural progression than a romance novel, which was refreshing. When there was a big conflict, it made it all the better, and when they finally got together for real it was very satisfying.

The ending itself is also very good. There’s a twist that resolves the central mystery in this book and a great lead in to the next book in the series, The Art of Retribution. There was a little teaser in the back, which made me all the more eager to read more, but I had to remind myself that unlike the Flawed series I didn’t have more to read right away. It’s a great book that I definitely recommend to fans of romance and light mystery. ...more

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Feb 15, 2015 Ann Fly rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Awesome book

I am not a big reader, but this book caught and held my interest from the very beginning. I loved that it was set in a small Midwestern town. I could relate to the characters, especially the main character, Maddie.

I was drawn in by her struggles in coming back to her home town that held unpleasant memories. These include the murder of her sister Angeline, and the gossips that target her because of her parents' reputations.

The majority of the plot centers on her hunt for her sister' ...more

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Mar 19, 2016 Sharon rated it liked it

Shelves: netgalley, romance, mystery-thriller

Booktrope and NetGalley provided me with an electronic copy of The Art of Going Home, in exchange for an honest review.

As a big fan of mystery fiction, I had high hopes for this novel. The concept grabbed my attention, but the execution is where this book falls short. Maddie tragically faced her twin's death at age ten, compounded by the fact that her parents both blamed her. Ten years after leaving town, Maddie is back for Aunt Ceci's funeral, a woman who basically raised Maddie in the aftermat ...more

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Apr 02, 2016 Carla Johnson-Hicks rated it really liked it

Shelves: received-from-author, thriller-suspense, romance

When Maddie (Madisen) finds out that Aunt Ceci has died, she must return to the small town she fled 10 years earlier to attend her funeral. When she arrives she is picked up by Zac Redondo, an old friend who has carried a torch for her for years. We find out that when she was 10 years old, her twin sister, Angeline, drowned and her parents blamed her for the accident. She is unable to return to San Antonio until she tries to find out what happened. With help from Zac and his family, she begins t ...more

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Feb 01, 2016 Ang rated it liked it

Received an Arc from the Author for an honest review.
While the book was pretty good and very intense at times it dealt with some very hard topics the worst being molestation and murder of a little girl. It was definitely not the type of story I thought it was going to be before I started to read it. That being said, I had some problems with parts of the story that didn't flow for me with the story, like when we see Maddie's father, both times Lauren is with him and no one questions that, even th ...more

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Mar 30, 2016 Teresa rated it it was amazing

Things happen may happen to you when you are young – things you suppress. Maddie had a twin that died at the hands of a murderer when she was ten. When Maddie returns to her home town to attend the funeral of a woman who basically raised her, she is forced to find the murderer. Clues lead from one thing to another and, as the suppressed memories begin to unravel, people she thought she could trust knew things they never told her. Maddie reconnects with her high school crush, Zac, who helps her, ...more

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Mar 15, 2016 Barb Jaszai rated it it was amazing

I was lucky enough to receive a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review. All I can say is WOW!! This story takes you through a range of emotions. It is full of suspense and shocking revelations. Maddie, comes home to a town which she left years ago. A death of a loved one brings her home with feelings of trepidation and unanswered questions of what happened to her twin sister, and the haunting words of her mother still ringing in her head.
As the truth begins to unfold ...more

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May 20, 2016 Lolita rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: tarot-cards, giveaway-wins

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Apr 27, 2016 Lesli rated it it was ok

Shelves: fiction, lt-early-reviewers, r-2016

This suffers from trying to be all things at all times for all readers. It also suffers a lack of editing. There is a lot of telling, not showing; and Sorrell seems compelled to explain everything that might confuse a reader.

**This was an advanced reader copy won through the LibraryThing Early Reviewers program.**

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Mar 31, 2016 Soccergypsy rated it liked it

I found this to be thought-provoking and a good read. It had mystery and romance and all the associations and problems that come with both of those elements. This is more of a 3.5 rating than the 3 I've listed it as. ...more

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I currently live in a rural area of the mid-west. After living in various parts of the U.S. and traveling abroad, I recently moved into the very same home where I spent my first 18 years. I enjoy country living: ours is a small community and everyone knows everybody. I also appreciate the culture of the city: the shopping, dining, and the opera and ballet.
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