![]() In summary, the book is complex and layered and will appeal to those who like character driven novels. The book smoothly moves between the 1970's and present day and with excellent dialog, alternates between the voice of Larry and Silas. The author brings you full force into their lives, past and present and in doing so also catapults you into rural small town life. Both are well developed and it's the strength and humanness of these characters that defines the book. Although the central theme is the mystery of what happened to two missing girls, the heart of the book is the inner struggles of the two main characters, Larry Ott and Silas Jones, who shared a childhood friendship and whose lives went in different directions. Set in Mississippi, it's a story of prejudice and social inequity. ![]() PBR Book Review: (by- Linda )There is a great sense of place and exceptional character development in this mystery. ![]()
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