Who by Fire, (Paperback)

from JillKB

I think I'd give this novel 3.5 stars if I could. It was an interesting read, and I definitely was interested in seeing how the story unfolded, but there were a few times I found certain parts slow as well. I thought the author did a great job of giving each of the three narrators a distinct voic...

from Bbexlibris

When Ash and Bits where young children their sister Alena was kidnapped. Since then the kidnapping has torn their family apart and brought them to different methods of dealing with the grief, guilt and pain of loosing their sister, and daughter. Bits runs to men whenever she is sad, Ash scurries ...

from tibobi

Here's the blurb from Barnes and Noble: "Bits and Ash were children when the kidnapping of their younger sister, Alena - an incident for which Ash blames himself - caused an irreparable family rift. Thirteen years later, Ash is living as an Orthodox Jew in Israel, cutting himself off from his mot...

from bnbooklady

When Ash and Bits Kellerman were kids, their 6-year-old baby sister Alena was kidnapped and never found. Since then, their family has been locked in a struggle to cope (after all, as Bits tells us, “Alena was the irreplaceable one.”), to fight the urge to blame each other, and to deal with the wa...

from ThoughtsofJoyLibrary

Ellie - the mother, Bits - the daughter and Ash - the son narrate their lives chapter by chapter for the duration of almost a year and a half. Could their lives be reflecting the anguish and blame they feel about the kidnapping of their daughter/younger sister thirteen years ago? I just don't get...