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gretchenlouise's review
4.0
Tiny graves. Family secrets. A grieving mama. A reverend she can't believe and a drifter she must trust. An achingly real glimpse into the life of a heartbroken woman living in Kansas in 1935.
I could almost taste the grit in the scant food she had to feed her children. With each turn of the page, I could feel the layers of dust coating everything she touched.
Clarissa is searching for hope for her marriage and healing for her family amid the devastation of the Dust Bowl. And her story is one you won't soon forget. I was honored to receive an advance copy to review.
I could almost taste the grit in the scant food she had to feed her children. With each turn of the page, I could feel the layers of dust coating everything she touched.
Clarissa is searching for hope for her marriage and healing for her family amid the devastation of the Dust Bowl. And her story is one you won't soon forget. I was honored to receive an advance copy to review.
rebekahmorris's review
2.0
2.75 stars. Not quite up to a 3, but not a 2 either.
A fun story. Not a favorite, but it was enjoyable. I really appreciated the comment by one of the characters about Jesus didn’t come to save us from all our troubles and give us a happy life. So true. There were some times the story felt a little confusing, but not enough to really dislike it.
A fun story. Not a favorite, but it was enjoyable. I really appreciated the comment by one of the characters about Jesus didn’t come to save us from all our troubles and give us a happy life. So true. There were some times the story felt a little confusing, but not enough to really dislike it.
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