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This is another book club selection and a low pick for me. It kept me engaged and I did want to find out what was happening in this remote Appalachian community but it was a bit unrealistic. Probably my least favorite of the many I‘ve read by this author.

It was good. I loved that she kept some of the information until later because it made me keep turning the page to figure out what happened.

Read (or listened since it was an audiobook) The Last Sineater with my younger brothers for a church youth book club and found it enjoyable and adaptable to a wide variety of ages. It wasn't a hard read and it was easy to get into. I especially appreciated how Christianity and spiritual aspects played a large role in the plot.

All that matters to Cadi Forbes is finding the man who can set her free from the sin that plagues her days and nights . . . the sin that has stolen her mother's love from her and made her wish she could flee life and its terrible justice. ? She knows it's forbidden, that doing so will bring curses down on her - but something deep and instinctive moves her, against all dire warnings, to find the "sin eater". ?

I take loads of books to them and come home with more! #confessionsofabookaholic #cafinatedreadsreviews #dogearedbooksnc #janeausten #francinerivers #litsygram

Amazing book by a truly inspiring author 😊 I can't put it down ❤️