Description: "It's been eight years since a tragic accident changed Mo Kaminski's and Chloe Miller's lives forever. Now in their midtwenties, they're sharing an apartment in San Francisco and navigating the normal challenges of early adulthood. Along with their roommate, Hazel, they are making their marks on the world--Mo revolutionizing the news with her media start-up, Hazel using her big brain to anticipate the future, and Chloe rescuing abandoned strays in the city. But when Hazel disappears after being sexually assaulted, Mo's and Chloe's lives are again suddenly ripped apart. And when the perpetrator turns up drugged and beaten, the mystery of where Hazel is deepens. Intensely worried and desperate to discover the truth, they set out to find Hazel and bring her home. Mo and Chloe are no strangers to tragedy, but this journey will test them in ways they never imagined. The stakes are high; the future uncertain; the need for justice essential. Will their commitment to their friend bring them closer together--or ultimately drive them apart?"--Provided by publisher.
Brief description:
Suzanne Redfearn is the award-winning author of five novels: Hush Little Baby, No Ordinary Life, In an Instant, Hadley and Grace, and Moment in Time. In addition to being an author, she's an architect specializing in residential and commercial design. She lives in Laguna Beach, California, where she and her husband own three restaurants: Lumberyard, Yard Bar, and Slice Pizza and Beer. You can find her at her website (www.SuzanneRedfearn.com) and on Facebook (@SuzanneRedfearnAuthor).
Review Quotes:
"Readers who enjoy fast-paced novels about perseverance, survival, and friendship will be drawn into Redfearn's latest." --Booklist
"In her latest novel, Redfearn tackles a timely, thought-provoking topic with sensitivity and grit. Moment in Time reunites Chloe and Mo (In an Instant) with other familiar cameos on a journey through enduring friendship and life's greatest challenges. Redfearn fans will devour this one in a single sitting." --Rochelle B. Weinstein, author of This Is Not How It Ends
"Shining a light on a topic that certainly needs more attention, Suzanne Redfearn's Moment in Time is a wonderfully told tale that burns brightly with damaged characters climbing out of their own wreckage. Redfearn is such a talent, with very clever ideas, a sly hand at trickery, and an unmistakable voice; her new book is no exception." --Boo Walker, bestselling author of The Singing Trees