About this book:
“Priscilla
is adjusting to her new life on Martha’s Vineyard. She loves waking each day to
the sound of waves lapping the shoreline and the scent of fresh sea breezes.
Though she’s still learning the culture, she no longer feels like a tourist in
the community.
But when a suitcase washes up
on shore, Priscilla wonders if there’s more in store for her at Misty Harbor
than just a change of scenery. Intrigued by the luggage and its mysterious
contents, she begins a quest to find its owner. As clues draw her closer to the
truth, she realizes life at the lighthouse could turn out to be anything but
quiet.”
Series: Book #6 in the “Mysteries of
Martha’s Vineyard” series. Reviews of #1
Here!, #2
Here!, #3
Here!, #4
Here!, and #5 Here!
Spiritual Content- A couple Prayers & Blessings over food; Set around
Christmas time; Mentions of prayers, praying, & blessings over food; Mentions
of churches, church going, & church events/fundraisers; A few mentions of God
& faiths; A couple mentions of blessings & being blessed; A mention of the
Bible; A mention of youth group; A mention of a nativity; A mention of a cross
necklace.
Negative Content- A bit of eye rolling; Being held at gunpoint; Mentions of possible
boat wrecks, deaths/drownings, bodies, & hypothermia; Mentions of wars,
fighting, & injuries; Mentions of a gun being used to threaten someone; Mentions
of an intruder & break-in; Mentions of lies & lying; Mentions of a
missing pet dog & wondering about him being hurt or hit by a car (barely-above-not-detailed,
he is fine); Mentions of tattoos; A few mentions of crimes & thieves; A couple
mentions of a child that was abused & put in foster care; A couple mentions
of a knife that said to be ideal for silent killing; A couple mentions of cigarettes;
A mention of a wine tasting event;
*Note: A mention of a brand name
(Michael Kors); A mention of Elvis; A mention of Gone with the Wind.
Sexual Content- A couple mentions
of when Priscilla’s husband was alive, she was never friends with any other man
which was her way to protect her marriage; A couple mentions of dating (the
term ‘hook up’ is used, but I don’t believe it was used in a flippant/casual
meaning way).
-Priscilla Latham Grant
P.O.V.
of Priscilla
241 pages
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I had a really hard time getting
into this book and keeping myself interested. This is the fourth Guidepost series
I’ve started reading and have noticed during these few books (thus far) that
Priscilla seems to be a different person almost every time in the way of her
personality and reactions. It’s making it a bit difficult to read at times,
really. I think I struggled with not only that but a couple other (more minor,
but still frustrating) things. A lot of people said ‘uh-huh’ when answering
someone’s question, which wouldn’t have been noticeable to me if it was only
once or twice, but it was quite a few times. (Not sure if this is a regional
thing? None of the prior books had it that I noticed…) Also, Priscilla gave her
dog a mash potato pizza and plain breadsticks (and another person gave him a pretzel)
was a bit strange to me—and super unhealthy for the pup.
I feel like I only fussed, but the ending was exciting and because I wasn’t sure who the culprit was, the reveal was interesting.
See y’all on Friday with a new
review!
*BFCG may (Read the review to see) recommend this book by this
author. It does not mean I recommend all the books by this author.
