Review: Sleeping in Eden - Nicole Baart

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Readers, omg I am like feeling very obsessed and rapt over the Edgy content symbol - I am like crushing on how awesome it is LOL.  Do you love reading Christian fiction but with an Edge to it ? Do you love your mystery novels ?
Check out Nicole Baart's latest novel and be ready to be entranced .
 
Review: Sleeping in Eden - Nicole Baart - May 2013
One of my favourite things about Netgalley is the wonderful opportunity that we book reviewers receive is the chance to read the galleys of books that have not yet been released to the big wide world of readers. One of the many genres that I enjoy is what is called Edgy Christian Fiction. It is books that have a Edgy out -of - the box content to them but with the underlining thoughts of Christianity. It seems to be the way that most books in the Christianity field are going in order to branch out and reach those readers who in the past might not picked up a Karen Kingsbury or a Nicole Baart due to the fact it might have a cross on the spine label or be from a Christian publishing company like Howard Books.
In Sleeping In Eden , it does the two POV thing which I am really not keen on , but in order for the story to be told it must happen.  The first story is that a local man has hung himself and underneath his body hidden in the dust of the barnyard floor is bones - bones that belong to a female and that seem like they have been there for 5-10 years.  Local Doctor Lucas has been called onto the case to discover whose the missing remains are ? Can he do not only this but juggle his personal life as Lucas and his wife are suffering marital problems? The second story relates to a love triangle , a story that happened before Lucas and his family moved to the town - a story of a girl named Meg and two boys who loved her dearly - both boys possessive in their own ways - Dylan and Jess. Which will Meg choose to go with ? Will she swing back and forth between the two boys for the rest of her life or will a tragedy happen that will shock the town ?
 
 
 

 

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