Susan K. (sunbonnetsusan) reviewed on 12/24/2007 + 13 more book reviews

Elizabeth Gail is a foster child who is sure she has a family and a God who loves her, but things from her very diffacult childhood haunt her and make her believe she is not really part of any family. In this particular book she is visting her foster grandparents when people related to her dangerous birth mother start to show up. This book is great and tells a lot about trust and security in Chirst. I strongly recomend it for girls 10-14!

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