Have read and loved a lot of the R&J selections over the years. Most recently House at Riverton, How To Talk To A Widower, others that I would never have considered, but went ahead and read because of the R&J endorsement. And here we have another one, but this one is REALLY special. I don't want to give the game away, or spoil the absolutely unadulterated enjoyment of discovering a writer who can not only tell a fantastic story, but who can also really write. Awesome stuff. Loved every page of it. This one gets my vote, no question.