Word Association Publishers
ISBN: 978-1595719263
Published January 2015 (second edition)
Trade paperback, 244 pages
My Review
Reviewed by Laura Fabiani
When I first started reading this book, I didn't quite know what to expect. What I didn't expect was a book that entertained and caught my attention so vividly. I LOVED reading this book. It was told from the point of view of three generation of women, mostly from the Wheeler family. These characters jumped right off the page they were so real and well-developed.
Visiting the Sins explores so many family issues: keeping secrets, mother and daughter relationships, coping with the loss of a parent and a child, coming-of-age, societal expectations versus doing what is right. It seems like this book had it all and yet the author managed to keep it entertaining and made the storytelling so good. There was never a boring moment.
