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Fay Lamb is one of my favorite authors, and I believe I’ve read all of her books. I know that the series Storms in Serenity has dwelt in her heart for years, and she’s been compelled to write the story of the people living there. Serenity Key, book 1, has over forty characters, many with POV’s. At first I feared I couldn’t keep up with all of them, but Fay weaves their lives together in a perfect tapestry. Emotions are high in this well-written drama, delving deeply into the lives of characters I’m sure she’s patterned after real people. This novel is written from Fay’s unique perspective that only she can deliver.
Thank you so much, June.
I so enjoyed it.