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A review by mercyandgrace04
The Lost Boys of Barlowe Theater by Jaime Jo Wright
4.0
Jaime Jo Wright has the ability to always make me wonder how things are going to come full circle. The Lost Boys of Barlowe Theater does exactly that and much more.
Written in dual timelines (1915 and present day) both times are dealing with uncertainty revolving around the mysterious Barlowe Theater.
The historical timeline featuring Greta, a young woman that witnesses a horrific event at the theater, was my favorite of the two timelines. Her story was filled with perseverance and the mystery held an eeriness that kept me guessing.
Some of the topics dealt with in this book are out of the comfort zone for typical Christian fiction which almost led me quit reading this book. However, I kept going because of other trusted readers glowing review and the reassurance that faith elements would prevail.
Thank you NetGalley and Bethany House for an advance reader copy for review. All opinions expressed are my own.
Written in dual timelines (1915 and present day) both times are dealing with uncertainty revolving around the mysterious Barlowe Theater.
The historical timeline featuring Greta, a young woman that witnesses a horrific event at the theater, was my favorite of the two timelines. Her story was filled with perseverance and the mystery held an eeriness that kept me guessing.
Some of the topics dealt with in this book are out of the comfort zone for typical Christian fiction which almost led me quit reading this book. However, I kept going because of other trusted readers glowing review and the reassurance that faith elements would prevail.
Thank you NetGalley and Bethany House for an advance reader copy for review. All opinions expressed are my own.