
I could hardly wait for the sequel to Jay’s book, Watching Glass Shatter. I had followed the dysfunctional Glass family wondering about a strange letter the father had left behind. The new book, Hiding Cracked Glass also revolves around a letter, a threatening, blackmail letter. Unfortunately, the adresse’s name is blurred, so we are not sure whom the threat is toward. Olivia, the matriarch of the family, both my favorite and least favorite character in this series assumes the threat is made towards her; but is it? It could be made toward any member of the family, for this is a family that keeps secrets.
The letter’s arrival happens right in the “middle of things,” where and when Cudney’s catastrophes usually occur–right at the worst possible moment. In the next eight hours, all hell breaks loose, complete with misassumptions and miscommunications galore. A few new characters are added to the mix of Olivia and her five sons. Cudney’s strongest skill is his outstanding characterization, something I use as a criteria for every novel I read, and Jay earns an A+ in this area for sure. What a page turner!
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Hello Rae,
Thank you so much for your wonderful review. I love Jay’s characters too and some I love to hate. ❤️
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I loved this one as well Rae. So glad I don’t have money, that seems to be the root of so much pain in the world. Great review.
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Yours was lovely as well. Money does seem to be a problem. Just sometimes, I wish I had enough to give away!
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Thanks Rae, yes I wish I had enough to support more good causes.
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This story sounds very promising. The Glass family? Nice choice.
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It is a very readable novel!
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