Blue Skies Tomorrow by Sarah Sundin is a well written book that is somewhat heavy handed and plays heavy on the reader’s emotions. I was taken by surprise by some of the issues the author dealt with in this book (such as abuse and bigotry). The story runs along rather rapidly which can be good but coupled with the emotionally draining action (which offers very little respite), the story begs to be put down from time to time so the reader can rest. The writing was good, the characters well developed and the story line is decently developed (though I didn’t care for the way some things were handled). Abuse of women and bigotry are things that needs to be written about and I applaud Mrs. Sundin for having the gumption to attempt to tackle such difficult issues in a novel; however, I didn’t always like the way she resolved the issues. Sadly, this isn’t a book most mothers would want their teen daughter to read.
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About Sarah:
Sarah Sundin received the 2011 Writer of the Year Award from the Mount Hermon Christian Writers Conference, and her second novel A Memory Between Us is a finalist for an Inspirational Readers’ Choice Award. Her stories are inspired by her great-uncle who flew with the U.S. Eighth Air Force in England during World War II.
Sarah lives in California with her husband and three children. Visit with Sarah online at www.sarahsundin.com.
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DISCLOSURE: I received a free copy of this book from LitFuse for purposes of review. I was not required to give a positive review, only a fair and honest one. My opinions are my own.
