I received a complimentary copy for Turning in Circles from the author Michelle Buckman.
Once I began reading Turning in Circles, I had a hard time putting it down until I finished the book. The interaction between the two sisters kept my attention as I read the frustrations experienced by Savannah as the close relationship she had with Charleston dissolved. In spite of Savannah’s efforts, Charleston made choice after choice that kept me interested and disappointed at the same time.
Michelle Buckman’s characters felt real and believable. The story increased in drama the further I read. I visualized the settings as I read.
The sisters’ story illustrated what sometimes happens to people we love. We see them make choices that change the course of their life, often with inescapable consequences. We are powerless to stop the unhealthy changes in their life.
Turning in Circles depicts life as it often happens to us or those around us. We can learn from our mistakes and those of others to make changes for a better life.
For a thought-provoking read, pick up your copy of Turning in Circles.
Virginia Pillars, Author 