Spring EN066-01 Reading Workshop: FEB 28,2012 APRIL SALAS FINALLY THEY GOT CAUGHT

Thursday, March 1, 2012

FEB 28,2012 APRIL SALAS FINALLY THEY GOT CAUGHT

OMG I finished the book the other day on the 27th to be exact :) I am so happy with the way the ending turned out. Not happy about the Captain getting caught on top of his younger daughter. But the part where he got shot by his wife. Now Jennifer can bond with her sister and mother and hopefully they can close the deep cut that Jennifer displays on her weak heart. With time everyone gets caught, It doesn't matter what you do or where you do it. You will get caught, so obey the law! This book has taught me alot. It had words I didn't even know the meaning of. Oh and by the way I wonder how does officer Guerrero feel now that he got caught trying to stick his monster into Jennifer. My goodness the cops on island I better watch out cause I have a daughter! It really scares me to death cause the ages that people have in their minds nowadays.. Come on people she was only five....UGH.

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Dolores C.BrownMarch 1, 2012 at 4:47 AM
Great job April. DID THE CRIME PAY YOUR TIME! Alot of healing and restoration between the women. Men like him have a serious illness.
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UnknownMarch 2, 2012 at 6:44 PM
omg..we both have the same problem with our book. we both have a daughter and it was so hard to read my book. at times,wanted to change my novel because reading all the selfish acts being done to a child. *ugh* i'm also done with my book.wonder what to read next..yikes
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