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I really enjoyed this book, and thought the author did an excellent job with some of the internal struggles with the characters. Even the character that I didn't want to like, a drug addict with an attitude, I couldn't help but sympathize with. She made the characters really believable and at the same time likable.
I listened to the audio of this book, and I think they picked a great narrator. I thought she really brought out the characters emotions well. Often with women narrators I think it sounds creepy when they read the male characters' lines, but this narrator did an excellent job at reading male characters. She did a different voice for each character, but in such a natural way that it didn't feel ridiculous or weird at all.
I didn't realize this book was part of a trilogy until I got close to the end and couldn't figure out how the author was going to wrap everything up! Now I want to pick up the next book to see what happens! This was not your typical Amish fiction, because it brought in both worlds in such an interesting way, and I really enjoyed it!
Note: I received the audiobook for Fraying At The Edge for free from christianaudio in exchange for a review. This is my honest opinion.
I really enjoy Cindy Woodsmall. She is the only author I usually read when it comes to Amish stories. She always does a great job with her characters. : )
Not sure if I have read any of her books or not. But I actually came here to ask what you think of the new Anne of Green Gables on Netflix. I'm curious! I like how your reviews are usually pretty honest.
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