Never Knowing by Chevy Stevens
Once I began reading Never Knowing by Chevy Stevens, it was nearly impossible to stop. Every chapter, each one centered around a session with her psychiatrist and the ensuing dialogue between that advice and Sara’s strong-willed actions, urged me to keep on reading.
The novel focuses on a thirty-three year old woman, adopted at birth, and her search for her birth parents. What she discovers is shocking—never knowing may have been better than knowing!
Just when I figure that I have the plot and characters all pegged, a new twist appears, throws me off-kilter and propels me on to the next chapter. Chevy Stevens’ writing instantly captures my interest and weaves a spell that compels me to read until I have completed the novel.
Having worked for years in the field of mental health, I particularly enjoyed the accuracy and thoroughness of Stevens’ portrayal of the character “John.”
I recommend buying a copy of Never Knowing, when it is released on July 5, 2011. The book will keep you on the edge, until you reach its end; you finally get all the answers, to questions that might have been better left--unasked.
Chevy Stevens, the New York Times bestselling author of Still Missing and of the soon to be released Never Knowing, grew up on a ranch in Vancouver Island and still calls the island home. A Canadian author!
I received an Advance Reader’s Edition of Never Knowing from Goodreads and St. Martin ’s Press. I received no remuneration for this review; it is simply my own opinion.
Want to know more about Chevy Stevens? Check out http://www.chevystevens.com/
