The Dust cloud rolls in from nowhere, stinging our eyes and muddling our senses.
A fantastic five stars from me! Goodreads reviewer є.
Read Along with Sue ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Wow, I can\'t possibly do this book justice in a review, I\'m not going to even try-read it, it\'s AMAZING!...
I need more books like this.
I can\'t see anything surpassing this.
I was literally blown away by this story...
Hallelujah!! This is an awesome book!! A definite must-read!! Geri\'s Things ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
If I could increase the ratings on this I would...
Whew!!...
From the first word until the last, I was so enthralled and riveted...
What an excellent and amazing story!...
Harrison: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
My, My, My and Wow, just Wow!!...
Readers love Suzette D.
Fans of Orphan Train, Before We Were Yours and Where the Crawdads Sing will never forget this powerful story of survival.
But will anything prepare her for the truth about who she is...? A devastating, completely captivating story of family torn apart, fighting to be reunited.
Could this girl be a long-lost relation, someone to finally explain the holes in Zoe\'s family history? Diving into the secrets in her past, Zoe unravels this young girl\'s heartbreaking story of bravery and sacrifice.
Throwing herself into work cataloguing old photos for an exhibition, she sees an image of a teenage girl who looks exactly like her, and a shiver grips her.
Reeling from her divorce and grieving the child she lost, Zoe Edwards feels completely alone in the world.
Who is this woman, and what does she want with sweet little Hope? Trapped, will the sisters ever find their way back to their family? California, present day.
But the glare in the landlady\'s eye as Faith leaves in search of their parents has her wondering if she\'s made a dangerous mistake.
How will they survive in a place where just the color of their skin puts them in terrible danger? Starving and forced to sleep on the streets, Faith thinks a room in a small boarding house will keep her sister safe.
But when a storm blows in, the girls are separated from their parents.
In worn-down shoes, they walk through the choking heat of the Dust Bowl towards a new life in California.
Fifteen-year-old Faith Wilson takes her little sister Hope\'s hand.
Oklahoma, 1935.
When the sky clears, we are alone on an empty road with no clue which way to go...
I reach for my baby sister and pull her small body close to me.
The Dust cloud rolls in from nowhere, stinging our eyes and muddling our senses
