Let Sleeping Dogs Lie

by Patricia Haley

Book Overview

Angela has reunited with Reese after a recent separation and is struggling with the adjustments necessary to restore the marriage. Letting the dust settle isn't easy, but she's taking the right step given her faith. Choosing to ignore the drama swirling around her immediate household, she also sits in a place of denial regarding the rest of the Reynolds family, whom she holds in high regard. That is until shocking rumors involving her father surface,...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1583146245
• ISBN13: 9781583146248
• Release Date: August 2006
• Publisher: Harlequin Kimani New Spirit
• Length: 336 Pages
• Weight: 0.64 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.1" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

No profanity and violence

I believe that in this day and age the books makes very good sense but not with all the langauge.

Family Drama

This was a really good book. It kept you wanting to know what would happen next. This family if full of drama. Many of us have people in our family that are just this same way. There is also always that one or two who don't particularly get along and someone who has to keep peace in the family. I would highly suggest reading this book for an interesting story with a little bit of a twist. You definitely learn how to trust God and he will take care of whatever it is. Hold strong to your faith even when the physical looks impossible.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie

This book was excellent! It touched on issues that can affect families such as lies, suicide, molestation, guilt, and adultery. While some of the characters are religious, others have a strong relationship with Jesus Christ. Because of Jesus Christ, the family is able to deal with their issues and the overcome the obstacles that threaten to destroy many families.

Very Good and Realistic

Patricia Haley was an unknown at least to me in the literary world. A recent book club selection required that I read her book, Let Sleepng Dogs Lie. I found the book to be very well written and descriptive. What I liked most is that each character was well developed, almost to a fault as they were not perfect and closely resembled many in my very own family. There were many twists and turns and while I became frustrated at times, this was central to the overall theme of the book and again points to the realistic nature. I thought it was a very good read and most of my book club members voiced the same same sentiments during our book discussion. I would like to read more from Patricia Haley and I am certain I will in the very near future. Trinice Speight Moses SWAP Book Club New Jersey