Tuesday, July 5, 2011

The Memory Keeper's Daughter by Kim Edwards





I had to give this story some time to settle once I finished reading it. The story catches you up in the first few pages and you are mesmerized as you follow the lives of a father, a mother, a son, dealing with the loss of a daughter, a twin sister. A loss that is a lie known only to the father. A lie that becomes a catalyst unknown to those affected by it. How that lie can gain a life of it's own and create ripples of distruction throughout those lives. It is also a story of a woman with the courage to correct a wrong. To stand up for what's right while still keeping the lie secret. To love, care and fight for another's rights. This is the kind of story that will not leave you unaffected...good or bad. Yes, I recommend it.

2 comments:

Shirley @ My Bookshelf said...

Well written! I've been wanting to read this book for some time now. Thanks for the review.

Shirley @ My Bookshelf said...

Sounds interesting!