Indivisible by Kristen Heitzmann

I had the opportunity to read another book for review.
This time I chose a book from an author I have read other books from.


Indivisible by Kristen Heitzmann.  
This book started out slow, but I was determined to finish, and I'm glad I did.  
Heitzmann did a great job of intertwining the lives of the characters in the story and gives readers a glimpse of their past to keep you guessing.  There is some reference of cruelty to animals as the mystery and suspense of the story builds, but there is also a great part about a normally wild animal that learns to trust humans and adds a great touch to the story.  
This book is not very strong in the Christian aspect.  Some of the characters go to church, and Tia runs a  Hopeline which gives moral and even Christian advise to its callers, but there are not many scripture references, other than a few chapter quotes.  
I enjoy reading mystery books and after getting past the slow start, this mystery really kept me intrigued to the end.  
I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review.