‘Bobbie Cox’s coming-of-age novel explores the effects on Lena of the two women who loved her enough to let her go: her biological Jewish mother … and her Christian English foster mother … the story Cox has woven around a fantastic concept is unique and compelling’ Read More »
‘I loved this book! It is such a good story line and a quick read…mostly because I didn’t want to put it down!’ Read More »
‘Where does she fit – into her adopted country or her birth mother’s? It is a resolution of this conflict that makes this book so compelling. It may be considered a YA novel, but its themes are should resonate with adults as well.’ Read More »
‘And people came, in their working clothes. They came in their thousands. You had to get there an hour early to get a seat’ Read More »
‘I read this book in a day. It is fast paced, with plenty action, but still pays lots of attention to detail. The characters are completely believable… There was a nice little twist towards the end’ Read More »
‘Angela was a clinical psychologist for 30 years before doing an MA in Creative Writing. She draws on her experience to portray fictional plots, characters and a medley of difficult emotions and situations that bring drama and understanding’ Read More »
‘I knew this was not going to be a straightforward story of a happy adoption … I found the insight into how easily life can go wrong for young girls in countries like Cambodia, and how helpless they can be…’ Read More »
‘I experienced her feelings as if they were my own. This was an enjoyable read, and I was and am curious about what happens next’ Read More »
‘I loved the plot and idea of the 4 bibles, which makes for a really intriguing read. Different aspects of Christianity are discussed in by the various characters throughout … well-written and exciting novel’ Read More »
‘I am pleased to welcome Jesus in Town as an inspiring account of what can be achieved when churches work together at a local level, and I would recommend it to Christians…’ Read More »
