This back and forth, what is happening/happened vibe, reminded me of a Kate Morton novel, but with faith and an overarching theme of redemption. It was a beautiful story. I will say that the first half of the book moved slowly, and I could easily have done without 2 hours worth of the aduiobook and still felt the story moving along. I saw the first major plot twist coming, but I was surprised by the final one at the end...the one that made this book sing to me. A good book leaves you wanting to hug the author, and this one did that for me. Beautiful.

Thank you to netgalley for letting me listen to the audiobook in exchange for my thoughts.