A Cobweb? Where?

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What? You found a cobweb in my house and you believe it is more than just a cobweb, that there could be some sort of past history that might be lurking behind it and now you want all the grimmy details? Fat chance!

Wonder if I am losing it? Too much cold medication and now my brain is malfunctioning? Would not amaze me, that is to say the least. But rather, I started off this post in this manner because believe it or not we all have some sort of cobweb in our past. Something we would like to wipe clean and put away. No matter how minor it is - "it is there." Know why? It is called - sin. Yep! Good news - there is forgiveness.

Susan Meissner is about to take you on an intricate and detailed journey through some major cobwebs of the characters in her new novel "White picket fences" - I loved the title mainly because you believe that those who live behind beautiful little picket fences should be perfect right? Don't plan to read this one when you don't have time to finish it right away. Trust me you can't leave Tally or Chase for a minute.

Click here to order a copy of this new novel direct from the publisher.

Disclaimer: A copy of this novel was provided by Random House Publishing for review.

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