Missing Isaac is a vivid portrait of a community in the 1960s South, concentrating on the story of a boy growing up and learning about class, love, family, faith, and community.
In the end, the mystery of missing Isaac is revealed. He did not fall victim to the KKK, but to something more insidious.
The novel is nostalgic and idyllic, showing the best of the community but also revealing the evil that hides behind careful facades.
I really didn't know that this book was a Christian fiction. It didn't matter to me but it just took me by surprise.
Once you start, you won’t be able to stop, and I could have used a few more epilogues, I wanted to spend more time with these characters. They were really personable.
In the end, the mystery of missing Isaac is revealed. He did not fall victim to the KKK, but to something more insidious.
The novel is nostalgic and idyllic, showing the best of the community but also revealing the evil that hides behind careful facades.
I really didn't know that this book was a Christian fiction. It didn't matter to me but it just took me by surprise.
Once you start, you won’t be able to stop, and I could have used a few more epilogues, I wanted to spend more time with these characters. They were really personable.