Count All Her Bones

~ 3.5 stars ~ I finished this in one sitting because it is a very fast and easy read. I also think I liked this one better than the first book in the series. In this one, unlike the last one, actually kept you wondering what was going to happen next and on your toes.......more

Girl, Stolen was an amazing book and this one, Count All Her Bones was nearly as great. The story picked up soon after the escape and rescue of our heroine, Cheyenne. She is isolated at home, her dad and step mom fearful for her safety. The petite blind girl who was lucky once. She now has a bodygua......more

I read Girl Stolen a couple years ago and didn't really care for Cheyenne; I thought even less of her in the sequel. She said stupid things and did even stupider things than she said. I have had it with characters who refuse to follow rules for their own good. I say let them all go out and get what i......more

I got to meet April Henry a few years ago, and I remember her talking about how she wasn't originally thinking she'd do a sequel to Girl, Stolen. Now that she has, it feels like a no-brainer. OF COURSE her parents get her a body-guard who trains her in self-defense. Of course there's a trial. (view spoiler)[I kind (hide spoiler)]......more

Cheyenne who was kidnapped accidentally went to trail six months later and will not let her being blind set her back. Her kidnapper who accidentally took her is going against her father on trail and Cheyenne has to come up with a way to tell the jury what really happened. Many unexpected things happ......more