5 Stars Out Of 5!
“There’s a treasure here—at Foxglove Manor—and it’s been around for a long time.”
“You realize that sounds like National Treasure collided with The Sixth Sense, don’t you?”
“We must build our weak lives on a foundation that does not shift. Like the rock on which we stand. On love. Love that is eternal.”
Does Jaime Jo Wright ever write a bad book? In my experience, the answer is a definitive NO. What I love best about this author and her books is that while she always does the dual timelines, each book is so unique so you never know what to expect. Jaime Jo Wright has quickly become one of my favorite authors and one that I have high expectations every outing.
On The Cliffs Of Foxglove Manor is a gothic suspense novel that meets every expectation and checks off all the boxes one should look for: very atmospheric, suspenseful, page-turning, great characters, great setting, realistic dialogue, and the perfect dose of faith elements. And throw in some ghost sightings and buried treasure searching too!
I try to read Jaime Jo Wright books as slowly as possible to savor each word but once I pass the halfway mark, I can’t control myself and quickly the devour the rest. I love how the dual timeframes always come together so perfectly. And the ending is not something I saw coming at all.
In conclusion, pick up the book and read it. And if you have never read a Jaime Jo Wright book, then you have a lot of late night reading ahead of you!
I received this book free from Netgalley and publisher Bethany House in exchange for an honest review.
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