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bookiesandtea 's review for:
In the Face of the Sun
by Denny S. Bryce
adventurous
funny
hopeful
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
This one takes us on a wild ride with a cross-country road trip with an aunt and her niece. Told in alternating timelines of 1928 and 1968.
At the heart of this novel it is about two women: Daisy who is out for revenge from the past and Frankie trying to escape her past.
One of my main things I loved about this one was the sassy and witty banter of Daisy. Daisy is the aunt who doesn't hold back, who tells you exactly how she sees it, and is not afraid to go after what she wants.
At times though with the two different timelines, I did at times forget they were even related. Mainly because in the 1928 timeline Daisy seemed like a totally different person compared to the 1968 timeline. I really wish we could have gotten more about Daisy's life to see how it shaped her to change so much.
Overall though I really did enjoy this one.
At the heart of this novel it is about two women: Daisy who is out for revenge from the past and Frankie trying to escape her past.
One of my main things I loved about this one was the sassy and witty banter of Daisy. Daisy is the aunt who doesn't hold back, who tells you exactly how she sees it, and is not afraid to go after what she wants.
At times though with the two different timelines, I did at times forget they were even related. Mainly because in the 1928 timeline Daisy seemed like a totally different person compared to the 1968 timeline. I really wish we could have gotten more about Daisy's life to see how it shaped her to change so much.
Overall though I really did enjoy this one.