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T Tammy 1208974791e716 — I actually just picked this up at Target, not having read the previous book, or knowing that it was a sequel. I picked it up, thinking it would be an interesting read. Well, I couldn't finish it. Only 40 pages into it, and I had to stop. The author was just trying to hard for the characters to sound "hip" and "open-minded" and all of that. And the main character was so confusing. It seemed that she had this vendetta against religion, and yet at times was actually quite religious. Also, the idea of a female doctor and a Muslim in 12th century England is just absurd.

Angela Al angelaalacra — I love reading the McKettricks books. As I read each book I had to go out and find the next book in the series. For me these books are a must have in my book collection.

Christine Dorrance christinedd51e — Wow! This is one memorable novel. Poignant and visually beautiful. There are parts where you want to read slowly and just take it all in. And get those tissues ready, as well. As much as I wanted to read the ending, I didn't want it to end. Brava, Ms Kelly! Brava!

Marco Liantonio liantoniomd967 — Mrs. Marian States, Mother of Captain Edward States "When the media was full of the news of the crash of flight 587 I followed "US Read" on the Internet daily. The writers did a wonderful and thorough job of reporting and raising questions. Many of these questions remain unanswered to this day. By bringing attention to the eyewitness statements, many of which the government chose to ignore, you have done more than pay tribute to the horrific waste of lives caused by the tragedy of Flight 587. As the Mother of Captain Edward States and in the name of his Co-Pilot Sten Molin, their crew and all their passengers, I thank you for writing this book. "