The Return Of Jonah Gray

I picked this up thinking that I would put it down at page 50. I didn't want to put it down. Even when it ended, I was sad to leave this complicated family and woman. Sasha's family is true to life dysfunctional. Not so dysfunctional that reads like a nonfiction memoir, but the dysfunction that most of us can relate to. Family dynamics are complicated. She becomes slightly obsessed with a man that she is auditing for the IRS without ever having met him, but by learning his history through tax returns and harassing phone calls. And I mean obsessed in the nice way, not in a stalky kind of way (well, not completely). Very gentle, but a good read.

LOVED this book! I am sorry it's over, and know I will miss the characters. They are like friends. I would love a sequel, but know it would be disappointing. "Always leave the reader wanting more", and that is just what this book does. READ it, and LOVE it!!