Wonders Never Cease by Tim Downs
Posted By allen on April 30, 2010
What do you get when you combine a little girl that see angels, an obnoxious nurse (with an MD), a single mom, a narrow-minded school psychiatrist, and a few other colorful characters? You get Wonders Never Cease – a book by Tim Downs. The simple plot of the book centers on a six year old girl that sees angels. Some people believe her and others do not. This plot by itself would make a very boring book, but Tim Downs combines some very memorable characters with many sub-plots to turn Wonders Never Cease into a book that you don’t want to put down.
The first two chapters of the book were a little slow, but needed to set up the rest of the story. The pace picks up at the end of the second chapter and continues through the surprise ending. There were several twists in the book that I never saw coming.
I would not consider this an inspirational book, but it was an excellent piece of fiction. Wonders Never Cease was an enjoyable, easy read that contained well-measured parts of suspense, sadness, and humor.
I would highly recommend this book to anyone.
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