Some books stand out. For various reasons. Some are
brilliant whodunits. Others make you laugh out loud or shed actual tears. Some
you will read over and over again. A very few might change some part of your
life. And yet another very few will make you rise up and say, “Wow! That was
amazing!”
The House on Foster
Hill by Jaime Jo Wright is one of
those books. Well written, intriguing, superb. And also disturbing…because evil
should always be disturbing.
Kaine is a woman running away. Trying to find peace. Trying
to find safety. Ivy is a woman in hiding. Trying to find purpose. Trying to
find tranquility. Living over 100 years apart, both find what they are seeking
at the house on Foster Hill. But not in the way either imagined. Not by
disappearing but by hunting down the truth – and the God who gives strength and
comfort even when that truth is hard.
The House on Foster
Hill is a brilliant read for cold, snowy, winter days. But be ready for a
challenge in the midst of an intense but dazzling read!
This
book was provided by Bethany House Publishers for review purposes only.
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