Tomorrow I'll have a few words from Tricia to share with you. And on Friday I'll share my thoughts on her non-fiction Generation NeXt Parenting. Tricia is multi-faceted. In the meantime, check out the details of her latest fiction. (Do read her first chapter, available on her website.)
Arms of Deliverance - the info : http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0802415563
Arms of Deliverance -- the first chapter -- go to Tricia's blog:
http://triciagoyer.blogspot.com/
Arms of Deliverance -- the review.
I'm impressed.
Not only has Tricia Goyer crafted a fine novel with an intriguing series of story lines, she didn't bore me to tears with the technical scenes in the plane.
I can't imagine how many hours of research she invested to write this story. She writes from the point of view of a high ranking Nazi officer, two women reporters driven by different desires, and a young Jewish girl who is given her freedom because she passes for Aryan, yet finds herself in another sort of prison.
Unfortunately, I didn't get to know the characters as well I prefer to know them, but this is just a technical and personal issue. The plot makes up for any lingering sadness over incomplete bonding with the characters.
The later chapters are very plot driven, and I wanted Tricia to slow down, but again, I tend to dig in to meaty characters.
I was pleased with the final chapter in the book. Deep and rich, it sewed all the loose ends in place leaving me hopeful and satisfied.
I'll be reading more of Tricia's books.
