Review: A Welcome Reunion - Lucinda Berry

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Review: A Welcome Reunion - Book #2 The Perfect Child - Lucinda Berry - August 2023

A couple of years ago, I read Lucinda Berry's book The Perfect Child where we met Janie who was taken in by Hannah and Chris Barrett. They couldn't have children of their own and fell in love with this abused child. However, life wasn't to be all fun and games as it turned out Janie was anything but The Perfect Child and ended up killing Hannah's sister by pushing her down the stairs. Now Janie is 18 years old and has been released from Juvie and has written a memoir all about her experiences and she has changed her name to Hope. The whole world might be captivated by this, but those close to her which includes Hannah and Piper know that Janie will never change and is still as psychotic as ever. When Janie contacts Cole - Hannah and Chris's son and fills his head with lies and now he is ready to run away with her, Hannah knows that there is only one thing she can do as she can't lose her son to Janie. This was a quick read and put into perspective, how far a parent will go to save the ones they love from those who can harm them. I do wish we had seen a bit more interaction between Janie and Chris as those two had an unhealthy bond in the first book. But this was a good read to throw us back into Lucinda Berry's world of psychopathic children. I would strongly suggest, only read A Welcome Reunion once you have finished The Perfect Child.


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