The storyline to this novel was a very creative and the summary drew me in right away. Once I started reading it, the plot was fast paced, until about chapter three, then every chapter after that became a slower pace and the storyline seemed to be so drawn out that each page seemed to be saying the same thing. This novel had potential, but I feel the writer didn't know where or what the next move would be. Anne fletcher has had a troubled past. She left Charleston and her troubled past behind her when she moved to New York. She returns to Charleston for her sister, Sarah's graduation. Tragedy strikes when Sarah is killed in a car accident. Anne returns to her sister's lonely house where Anne is haunted by strange music in her dreams. I liked Anne a lot. She pretends that she is okay, when she is crumbling inside. I have recently lost a loved one and I could identify with her raw emotions. Anne has troubles back in New York also. She is trying to land a big account so her firm doesn't go under. Everyone is relying on her and she is forced to make some tough decisions. She finds herself escaping to the very place she tried to avoid, Charleston. The other characters in the book are great too. Tammy and her son, Keith are the type of neighbors that are going to help you whether you want it or not. Keith has Down Syndrome and the special ability to see angels all around. They rely on their faith to help them get through to Anne. The story line was great. It was well written and fast moving. I found myself tearing up from time to time as well. Shakespeare wrote " There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, then are dreamt of in your philosophy. " I believe this to be true.
