Donald G. reviewed on 6/3/2006 + 41 more book reviews

Different than you may expect from Baldacci, but a good read. A paragraph from the book cover says it all..."Baldacci has always delivered great stories, authentic characters, and thought provoking ideas..... Now this versatile writer movingly evokes the charms of rural America as he makes us believe in the great and little miracles that can change lives - or save them." Two children, precocious twelve-year old Loisia Mae Cardinal and her brother Oz, live in New York, but because of a tragedy must move to Grandmothers farm in the Virginia Mountains... These two kids change the landscape and in the end fight the forces of greed that makes you forget some of your own problems.

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