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kellyhager 's review for:
The Whole Golden World
by Kristina Riggle
This was my first Kristina Riggle book and I very much enjoyed it.
As the synopsis says, it's told from three different perspectives (Morgan, her mom Dinah and TJ's wife, Rain) although I think they spent the least amount of time with Rain.
I liked Morgan and both of the women, although they could all be infuriating, as well. I didn't get TJ's appeal, which made it hard to understand why Morgan loved him so much and why Rain was willing to believe him and stay with him. It would have been nice if there had maybe been a little more attention given to that.
Of course, it also makes sense that, as a 34-year-old, I would be better able to say, "Yeah, that guy's a creep" than 17-year-old Morgan.
At any rate, this is an engrossing novel and I look forward to working my way through Kristina Riggle's backlist (eventually).
As the synopsis says, it's told from three different perspectives (Morgan, her mom Dinah and TJ's wife, Rain) although I think they spent the least amount of time with Rain.
I liked Morgan and both of the women, although they could all be infuriating, as well. I didn't get TJ's appeal, which made it hard to understand why Morgan loved him so much and why Rain was willing to believe him and stay with him. It would have been nice if there had maybe been a little more attention given to that.
Of course, it also makes sense that, as a 34-year-old, I would be better able to say, "Yeah, that guy's a creep" than 17-year-old Morgan.
At any rate, this is an engrossing novel and I look forward to working my way through Kristina Riggle's backlist (eventually).