I Know You’re There #2
Published November 12, 2014 by Sea and Farm
Jill Bradley Cooper never forgot the orphaned baby girl
after the tragic accident that she was involved in years ago. As fall is
celebrated in 2012, and the anniversary nears, she is haunted by the sad
memories yet again. The riptide of life has pulled Jill out to the sea of
busyness and distraction for years: marriage, a new home, raising two girls and
changing her job to become a school nurse. This harvest season, however, the
guilt inside her insists on being soothed. Jill decides the only way to do this
is to find that orphan.
Thirteen-year old Amanda Cooper, Jill’s daughter, is wrestling with her own troubles. Having dyslexia and not being good at sports is preventing her from feeling normal at school. When Amanda is the first to discover a dolphin in distress in the Hudson River, several miles north of New York City, she has no idea how it will change her life.
Thirteen-year old Amanda Cooper, Jill’s daughter, is wrestling with her own troubles. Having dyslexia and not being good at sports is preventing her from feeling normal at school. When Amanda is the first to discover a dolphin in distress in the Hudson River, several miles north of New York City, she has no idea how it will change her life.
My Thoughts…
I read I Know You’re There and could not wait for the next
book in this series. When Susan
Allison-Dean contacted me asking if I was interested I jumped at the chance to
get my hands on the next book in this series.
When a book makes you feel good reading it you know you want more. That is entirely what both books in this
series do.
Jill is a character that I thought about long after I
finished the first book. I am excited to
see that her life has been good. She has
kids, a husband, and an overall good life.
Yet, she still has nightmares of
what happen so long ago. I get
that. How do you get past killing two
people and leaving a child parentless, even if it was an accident? She needs to meet Samantha and know that she
is okay. I cannot imagine the internal
struggles she went through with whether to meet Samantha and if it would do
more harm than good. The fact that she
knew she needed help and went about getting it made her a strong person.
The setting in this book was amazing. I love the island. I could picture the flamingos, Sharky, and
the girls snorkeling. I was so
engrossed in this book, I was up way past my bedtime and didn’t even mind. I recommend this book for anyone looking for
a feel good, family time story that will leave you thinking about it for a
while after you finish.
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A signed copy of each of the set-I Know You're There and By
The Sound Of The Crow in a Eric and Christopher Reusable Crow bag
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