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June Cross's story was heartbreaking, but so was her mother's. There's a powerful lesson to be learned from this book about the ramifications of keeping secrets and the intense pain of shame. The book did become confusing when Cross wrote of her extended family members.

I wasn't sure about this series when I started it, but each book got better and better. This book is a fabulous end to Harper's story and I was really surprised at the ending. The only thing that bugs me about this book (and the others with Manfred) is that we've been told his age a couple of times, but we still get "he's somewhere around 21" and "he must be several years younger than me" as if he hasn't told Harper his age more than once. But that's a minor irritant and one I can live with over-all.