Review – Convergence

Psychology professor Dr. Denilyn Rossi contends that the past is either a shadow that haunts us or a force that propels us. The choice is ours, she tells her students. What she doesn’t tell them is that her own past is a shadow she can’t seem to shake. Fear has immobilized her and is taking a costly toll.

Adelia Sanchez, however, has embraced Dr. Rossi’s teaching. She is ready to confront fear and render it powerless—using the trauma of her past to propel her to entrap the man who stalked and brutally attacked her.

As Denilyn’s past and Adelia’s present converge at the Kaweah River, a dangerous man bent on destruction threatens them both. Will he uncover the secret Deni and Adelia have fought so hard to protect?

My take:

This is a great read, once you get into the story. It is written in the first person, with some chapters referring to one character and some to another. You also jump from past to present to future dates. Each chapter is marked clearly so it is easy to know whom is talking and in what time frame, however you must stay focused or you will be lost. I feel it would be easier to keep up in an actual paper copy so you can flip back and forth to each chapter to see the actual dates, however I still enjoyed it in e format.

There is much suspense, mystery, drama, healing and more in this book. Just when you think you have it all figured out, wow you are so wrong.