Kristen Heitzmann

A landscape architect who specializes in the design and creation of labyrinths is herself searching for God, and hoping to make sense of the nightmares that have plagued her since childhood.

Edge of Recall, The

Jeni Enjaian

At first I rode the fence with this book, unsure if it would survive round two of the "purge" from my personal collection. Then I set it aside for nearly two weeks while on vacation overseas.

I picked it back up today and could not remember distinctly the detractors I had identified before. I did note that the portions of the novel, short and creepy, from a character revealed later in the book served no purpose in the narrative. I believe that Heitzmann could have heightened the tension without including those portions which added to the cliché.

By the end of the book, I simply could not put the book down. I knew exactly how the book ended having read it before. I also would not consider this a work of phenomenal fiction. That being said, I enjoyed reading this book which for me means that this book most definitely survived round two of the "purge."

Edge of Recall, The

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