good book, I like how the main character drifted back and forth from past to present. The story made me sad and anxious while I was reading, which caused me to need to continue then the mood or setting would change and it would become sweet. Quick read, quite enjoyable.

This was a great book and though fiction, provided some insight as to how life is for the women of Afghanistan. Women are victimized so easily and readily by the men.
It also gave some knowledge as to how the Taliban and Muhajideen began. Excellent read.

It was a really great book and well written. The subject matter was provocative and also morally questionable. I felt the anxiety and pain of both characters choices, which made me enjoy the book more because it was gripping. It was very sad and pitiful at the same time. Good discussion book.

This book had many aspects to it. In some ways it was a bit of a mystery due to the loss of a child, the time period in between Josh Thurlows departure and life outside of Killakeet and then his return as a CG boat captain. It was romantic though a bit patchy and rough. It had excitement and suspense because of all the sea battles and anxiety caused by Ensign Thurlow's boat being unarmed for much of the book. It was interesting and appealing to all sexes.

I liked reading the book again as an adult. It was fun revisiting Agatha Christie and I think I might try a few more over the summer.

I enjoyed the mystery of the situation. Made you think. Could happen to anyone and that's what made it riveting.