Who Were You?
Sometimes I get prerelease copies of books to review, and always these are a treat. Especially when they come from the Permanent Press who seem to publish several of my favorite authors. This book is from an author that's new to me. I very much enjoyed it, and hope you will too when it comes out later this month. The title, Who I Thought You Were, is intriguing. The premise--a young widow finding out more about her husband after his death--seemed dark, but not too dark. And the setting--New Mexico, near the border--is beautiful, scary, and sad. I really enjoyed the novel though, filled with thought-provoking characters, mysteries, and haunting times and scenery. Here's my review: Who I thought you were by Michaela Spampinato Michaela Spampinato’s novel, Who I thought you were, starts with the collision of a train and car, resulting in the death of the protagonist’s husband. Questions of whether this was an accident or murder will arise. But perhaps the more important questio...