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Entangled

by Barbara Ellen Brink
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Publish Date: August 12, 2010
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Overview

A Minneapolis attorney inherits a small California winery, reawakening memories that have lain dormant for twenty years. One summer of her childhood is a mystery she intends to solve. But digging up her past also lays bare the skeletons of others, including her mother's. Entangled between what she once believed and a new reality, will she be able to live with the consequences of full disclosure?

Author Information

Barbara Ellen Brink

Barbara Ellen Brink is a freelance writer, supported financially by a loving husband who just happens to have a paying job. Her novel, "Entangled," was selected as a finalist in the Pacific Northwest Writer's contest in 2006 and her novel, "Sense of Danger," was a finalist in the 2007 contest. Barbara's short stories and articles have been published in THEMA Literary Magazine, The Springhill Review, Evangel, Liguorian, and others.
She grew up on a small farm in Washington State, but now lives in the mean "burbs" of Minnesota with her husband and their dogs, Rugby & Willow. With her kids now pushed out of the nest and encouraged to fly, Barbara spends much time writing, motorcycling with her husband in the summer, and hiking through the snow with the dogs in the winter.

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1.Not very good.

Posted February 03, 2011 by F Thompson, Edmonton

The plot was OK but was quite obvious early on. The book read like a synopsis, very boring for the most part. There were no cliff hangers, nothing to keep you interested. It was NOT hard to put down. The style of writing left much to be desired.
2.Taut suspense ride with a side of humor

Posted October 01, 2010 by Frankie, Fremont

"Entangled" was a quick read because it kept me tangled up in the story so that I couldn't manage to put it down. I loved the characters and their relationships, especially between the main character, Billie, and her mother. The author managed to throw humor in at just the right moments to lighten the dark mood of the underlying story before plunging me back into the mystery. Entangled is a book you want to read in one sitting.