I enjoyed this book very much, pretty much as I had already expected having read the first impression previously which had left me wanting to know much more. And of course I started again from page one again as a few weeks had passed, to avoid missing anything I had forgotten. This is a great and fairly ambitious storyline with a father who obviously knew his three children very well I think, to have made the decision he did. It’s well written and manages to retain my interest right up until the end. It’s not what I would call rip roaring but far from dull either. The cover of the book is attractive and draws the eye to it, love the colours too. Book is just the right length too, but I still polished it off in 3 sittings. I would recommend this to anyone who likes a people inspired story told with empathy but with plenty of activity throughout. Great job.