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Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Book Review: The Baker's Wife by Erin Healy


The Baker's Wife
by Erin Healy

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Audrey Bofinger used to be the pastor's wife, but a series of events cost her husband, Geoff, his job as a pastor. Now she and her husband run a bakery, Rise and Shine.

One morning, while Audrey and her son, Ed, are on their way to the bakery, their car strikes a scooter - there is a lot of blood, but no body.

The blood and scooter belong to detective Jack Mansfield's wife. Jack is certain Audrey is behind his wife's accident/disappearance, and knows where his wife is.

When the case reaches a dead-end, Jack becomes crazy and takes matters into his own hands. He takes hostages at the bakery - including Audrey's husband and son. She has to find Julie or risk losing the ones she loves....

I've only read one other book by ERIN HEALY - 'Kiss' (which was co-written with Ted Dekker), and since I loved that book, I was really looking forward to reading 'The Baker's Wife'. I'm happy to say that I really enjoyed it. There was suspense and mystery... a LOT of mystery.

I did find some things odd - like Audrey's ability to feel other people's pain. But I feel, though odd, it made the story very interesting. The characters were enjoyable to read - I especially found their back-stories intriguing.

'The Baker's Wife' is definitely a great mystery that I recommend if you enjoy reading mysteries.

*I received a complimentary copy for my review via Booksneeze. I was not required to give a positive review, only my honest opinion.*

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2 comments:

  1. I loved this book and gave it 5 stars! I liked that she could feel the pain of others, giving it a touch of paranormal but keeping it Christian. I really felt that it was an "edge of your seat" book.
    I love Ted Dekker! but have not read Kiss or any other books by Erin Healy.
    Thanks for your review.

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  2. Great review melanie-sounds like a good book! I think i'll look into it:)

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