from souloftherose

I found the premise of this story intriguing. Bryn Seymour is a reporter and obituary writer whose mother died in mysterious circumstances on the same day Apollo 11 made its historic moon landing when she was only 9 years old. On an assignment to write about the 40th anniversary of the first moon...

from anivyl

Got this via Early Reviewers: Firstly, let me just mention that I am well outside the target audience (it being a christian fiction) as well. The reason why I opted for this book is because the plot itself seemed intriguing, what with the conspiracy theory, the possible aliens (from the summary i...

from gkmiller4

I really enjoy many different types of books. I really did not enjoy this one as much. To me, it was incomplete in places. Not just "left me curious" but had me going back through what I read to see if I missed something or to look for answers. As you get through the plot the characters become mo...

from Godsgirl

Since I am not a big fan of science fiction, I could not get completely into this book. It was about a sweet girl who lost her mother on the same day as the first moon landing. Strange and mysterious things happen after that. I have a friend with a teenager who will love it!

from larestout

This book was a real surprise for me. It took me awhile to get into, but was worth it. It was hard to decide if it was sci-fi, conspiracy theory, or romance. By the end, the story contained a little everything. I finished the book and was satisfied that some of the questions surrounding the life ...