Picked this up at the Bryce Canyon Lodge employee bookshelf at Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah.

Read this pretty quick, in about 3 days. An interesting, but sad story of how a lie can change lives. I can't say I liked it, but it was good.

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Off in the post to a bookcrosser with this on their wishlist. (I know that you're already signed up for a bookray, but it looks like it might be stalled. So, no more waiting for you!)

thank you, thank you...!

So sad...well written, pretty gripping although I felt like a couple of the characters were a little shallow. Very enjoyable book.

Am sending to Mickeygirl74 -- hope you enjoy!

Received this book in the mail from fellow bookcrosser olered. Thanks, I can't wait to read it!

I enjoyed this book. I thought it was very interesting how we read about how one person's choice can influence their life and the lives of people around them. We all have our secrets and after reading this book, it makes me want to tell mine just so I won't have to live with that burden anymore. Of course, my secrets aren't as bad as the one that David carried, but I still wouldn't want to lie to someone for the rest of my life. I also liked how the book ended with me, the reader, determining how the future would play out in these characters lives.