Keri Sparkles

Sad I paid money for this

Revisado: 05-01-25

The narrator was monotonous and the voices didn't match the text description.

The story was bland at best, with very little character development fleshed out. This is the worst experience I've had with this author and it was incredibly disappointing. If I hadn't paid real money for this, I wouldn't have bothered to finish it.

There were also a couple loose ends. Why didn't she go back for the clothes she hid? What was the point of telling us she hid them if she didn't use them? Why, when she went back home, were her mom and brother in a very small house when her bride price had been high enough for them to live well for many long years and after she left, they'd moved into a big house with servants?

How did she know about salvation in Jesus before He died and rose again to the point she was concerned about her father's unbelief at the time of his death?

So many things don't make sense, THEN the book ends with her saying she didn't know anything about Pharisees and their learning or living situations, so the entire basis wasn't clearly researched or well founded. When other historical fiction has been done by the same author, the expectation is there for that to be done across the board.

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