So many questions; too few answers. An attempt on her life and on that of the woman she has been trying to meet. Then at last, Tory Dar England is face to face with Judith Calderon.
“It’s you. Oh Mother it’s really you!”
Tory’s greeting breaks the fragile barrier, holding back the memories and sorrow Judith Calderon has fought to forget. The truth may break Tory’s heart-- if the maniac trying to kill her doesn't reach her first.
A Searching Heart is a story of love, death, and the mysteries that can turn strangers into - family.
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By Judith E. Vido
Jun 30, 2006
A Searching Heart by Judith E. Vido is a delight to read, fast moving, and with characters who are quite appealing - even the sinister ones, who, in the end, turn out to be quite human and redeemed. The novel covers several genres, romance, detective, and a story of family - all seamlessly interwoven. The frequent unadorned poetic touches and the powers of description show the hand of an accomplished artist. Judith E Vido’s style is light and breathless. The feeling of sinister foreboding in the midst of all the pleasant actions makes this novel an engrossing page-turner. Vitae Bergman
