Book Description....
"On the surface, the Island Hopping series is a remarkable journey of Sakkara Riley’s quest to locate her parents. What she learns is so much more than was ever expected. In Island Hopping: Trinidad & Tobago, Sakkara enlists the help of a local elderly historian, Natalia Day and her doting grandson, Anthony Lam. Equipped with her parcel of artifacts and a determined bravado, Sakkara uncovers more than she ever thought possible."
Title: Trinidad & Tobago
Author: Janice Ross
Publisher: Cultural Cocktails
Series: The Island Hopping Series Book 2
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Five
Review:
"Trinidad & Tobago" by Janice Ross
What I liked about this novel....
"Trinidad and Tobago" was a very well written story of Sakkara Riley who wanted so badly to find her true roots. This novel was the second in this author's series...'The Island Hopping.' We find from the read that this author puts in quite a bit of research in putting this novel together as there will be a search from New York to some beautiful countries as this 'Island Hopping' will go...France, Trinidad & Tobago. There will be some very interesting characters that will be presented that are well developed, well portrayed and even believable giving this read such a read that you will not want to put it down until the end.. only to be left wanting more!
Being adopted and wanting to find your birth mom and in the end will Sakkara's journey be for nothing? And to find out that your adopted mom ....well this is where I will say you must pick up the novel to get the whole story as it will be well presented to the reader. I found the read somewhat complexed but very engaging as you follow the story of Sakkara's family history as it comes out. Be ready for some twist and turns on this journey! How this author was able to bring out the island's culture was done so beautifully.
Will Sakkara find out just 'who she is and where she came from' as she searches for answers as Sakkara's journey continues on in this author's next novel. ...'Island Hopping: Grenada?'
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