Alabama Days by Daphne Self shows how even when we are afraid and face hard times, we don't have to do it alone. This story of crime and corruption, love and redemption was one in which I was rooting for Scott and Angela to win. Angela was just what Scott needed to help him be free of his past regrets and Scott helps Angela to trust once again.
The town's corruption that was part of Angela's news story for the Garrettville Gazette was the interesting suspense element in the book. It kept me guessing throughout as to who was involved and how far it affected the town. I wasn't sure who to trust, which created a sense of uncertain expectancy in the plot throughout.
It's a great read with a satisfying ending. I was glad to see that Scott was able to let go of the past and see a promising future. I hope that there are more stories of the endearing characters who are part of Scott and Angela's life.
Thank you to the author for a free copy of this book. I was not required to write this review. All thought and opinions in this review are my own.
About the Author:
Daphne Self, formerly published under the name D.M. Webb, resides in Iowa. A transplant from Mississippi who fell in love with the Midwest state, she spends her days writing, editing, antiquing, and planning adventures with her husband and sons.
Having always dreamed of being a writer she pursues this dream with only one goal in mind: To Glorify His Name. Daphne is also an avid reader who devours books in many genres and an editor for a Christian publishing company. Daphne is a long time member of ACFW (American Christian Fiction Writers). She volunteers her time helping upcoming authors polish their manuscripts through a multitude of programs.
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