The Long Way Home

I had heard the author talk and wanted to get one of her books. I got this through kindle unlimited and it sat in my library for a few months. Finally, I began reading and couldn't put it down. Delightful book. Absolutely delightful!

Once I started, I couldn't put it down! What an awesome storyteller! Just enough suspense to keep me reading to the end!

First book by this author for me! Loved it. So many emotions felt by many women. Many problems faced by each character and how each woman learned how to overcome them! So encouraging! Will be reading more by her, for sure.

Road trip! I love them, and so this book earned a special place in my heart. Marine's heart is just too big and gets her in dangerous situations. Jazz yes subplot added to my enjoyment, and Ms. EBay's narration fit perfectly. So glad I found this one in Kindle Unlimited with the audio included. Happy reading and listening!

I enjoyed the characters and their journeys. It was a sweet story about personal growth and friendship. It was a lovely book to read while I was traveling.

This was a light read. It had some fun, interesting characters and a positive perspective in some tough situations. Overall, a 4 out of 5.

The structure was very interesting written complete 3rd person view though peering into each person’s perspective. It had drama, mystery, and romance. The book was an all around comfort read.

I really liked the characters! I thought they were very relatable and I enjoyed getting to know them. The plot was captivating and kept me interested through out the book. Thanks for this lovely story! I will definitely read more books by this author.

I follow Karen McQuestion though Facebook and a group called My Book Tribe. I enjoy the way Karen writes and takes us on a journey with each book.I loved all of the characters in this book, they’re portrayed so well! It’s a story of self development and new experiences for them all. Laverne has to be my favourite though. Coming out of her shell like no one expected!The women, who are more or less total strangers, get in the car belonging to one of their spouses and make a trip like no other they have gone through before. They learn a lot about each other and the story is comforting I found.If you like a story of women’s camaraderie, this is a good book for you!

This charming little novel uses circumstance to bring together four women you would never expect to be friends otherwise and sets them on a life-changing road trip.It is sweet in its idea and really presses home the idea of being a master of your own destiny - especially in relation to Marnie.The characters are a mixed bunch - I found it hard to like Rita, a boring old fuddy duddy outside of her circumstance, and Marnie - a martyred victim, but otherwise the story itself captured me and I finished the book in a few days.The ending is perfect for those who like all loose ends tied up and it's a very easy read, but at times it can lack a little substance.

This is set in America and the language could be irritating. The main characters are stereotypes, the woman grieving for her murdered daughter, the one separated from the boy she raised, the elderly recluse and the extrovert, kind-hearted free spirit who brings them all together and takes them on a journey to Las Vegas. However, I found I couldn't put the book down and had to finish it to find out how all their situations were resolved. There are coincidences and a lot of psychic happenings, but no sex or bad language which is unusual these days and the main reason I have given the full five stars.

Lovely book. Great story about adventure for 4 women. In the end they all find what they been looking for. Great story.

I have never reviewed a book before but felt that I ought to comment on how truly awful this one was. I only got to the end as I wanted to know what happened to the main characters. Obviously the author has some affinity with the world of the paranormal as this featured strongly in the book and was accepted by all concerned. Then there were the endless descriptions of bathroom stops and I can't believe that Marnie had never peed behind a bush before in all of her 35 years and needed to rely on instructions given by a scout leader. And who on earth uses the word discomnobulated. I have read far better free books on my kindle and truly regret having paid for this one. Avoid at all costs.