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May 10, 2013
Every Hill and Mountain by Deborah Heal
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Engaging story with a high-tech paranormal element. This is the third book in the series and I highly recommend reading the books in order. I read this one first and struggled to connect to the characters and sort out the references to past action. Once that clicked, I was caught up in the story as it unfolded.
The concept is a computer program that can take you into the past to virtually experience the lives of others. An invaluable research tool, it could also be a disaster in the wrong hands. Abby and her friends set out to learn more about Kate's family tree but in the process, they uncover a dark secret that has shadowed a small town for over a century.
This book is not suitable for young readers. There are some adult scenes and references to rape and brutality involving slavery. Not an overtly Christian book, it does contain a solid moral message. I recommend this one to readers who enjoy history with some paranormal or fantasy elements.
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Engaging story with a high-tech paranormal element. This is the third book in the series and I highly recommend reading the books in order. I read this one first and struggled to connect to the characters and sort out the references to past action. Once that clicked, I was caught up in the story as it unfolded.
The concept is a computer program that can take you into the past to virtually experience the lives of others. An invaluable research tool, it could also be a disaster in the wrong hands. Abby and her friends set out to learn more about Kate's family tree but in the process, they uncover a dark secret that has shadowed a small town for over a century.
This book is not suitable for young readers. There are some adult scenes and references to rape and brutality involving slavery. Not an overtly Christian book, it does contain a solid moral message. I recommend this one to readers who enjoy history with some paranormal or fantasy elements.
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