A. J. Kiesling

NCLA Review - A. J. Kiesling has written more than a dozen books and is a former religious writer for Publishers Weekly. This, her first novel, is fantastic suspenseful fiction. Claire Trowling is called Skizzer (for sister) by her younger sister Becca. As adults, Becca leaves a mysterious note saying, "Something both terrible and wonderful has happened. I can't explain now..." After her abrupt disappearance, Claire decides to look for her. She finds mysterious items and must piece together the distant past of their childhood. Family secrets are discovered including family members that they never knew existed which makes this book very intriguing. The author holds interest and suspense high throughout the entire book. I definitely would recommend this book for church libraries and will be looking for more novels from A.J. Kiesling . Rating: 4 —PD ( Pat Daly ). 248p, paper, Revell 2008, $12.99 [FIC 813.6]… (meer)