Other People's Things by Kerry Anne King

Other People’s Things by Kerry Anne King

Release: September 21st 2021
Format: Ebook
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Source: Suzy approved Book Tours
Find it at: Goodreads, Amazon, Kindle, Audible, B&N

From the Amazon Charts bestselling author of Whisper Me This comes a witty, magical story about improbable connections, difficult gifts, and the unexpected events that heal us and bring us together.

Jailbird. Klepto. Spectacular failure to launch. Nicole Wood’s sticky fingers have earned her many names, but it’s not that she’s stealing― movement of some objects just need elsewhere, and the universe has chosen her to do it. Still, being a relocator of objects isn’t easy. With her marriage on the rocks, no real-world skills, and the threat of prison hanging over her head, Nicole finally determines to change her ways.

Things seem to be looking up, thanks to a godsent job with her sister’s housecleaning business―until she encounters a seemingly harmless paperback that insists on moving from one client’s home to another’s. Nicole hopes no one will notice, but the action stirs up long-hidden secrets and triggers a series of fateful events that threatens to destroy the life she’s creating and hurt those closest to her. She’ll need to embrace her unwieldy gift and take a chance on love in order to unravel the mystery and fix what’s gone wrong.

About the Author:

Kerry Anne King is the Washington Post and Amazon Charts bestselling author of Whisper Me This; Everything You Are, a finalist for the Nancy Pearl Book Awards hosted by the Pacific Northwest Writers Association; and A Borrowed Life, a best women’s fiction nominee in the 2020 Authors on the Air Book of the Year Awards. Besides ,Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers voted her the 2020 Writer of the Year . Kerry writes compelling and transformational stories about family and personal growth with elements of mystery, humor, and an undercurrent of romance.

When she’s not busy in her creative pursuits, you’ll find Kerry hanging out with her real-life Viking on their little piece of heaven in rural northeastern Washington. For more information visit www.kerryanneking.com.

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Other People’s Things Review:

“Other People’s Things” would be unlike any other contemporary story you would have read because of its unique plot, and I enjoyed reading it.

When I started reading this book, I didn’t know what to expect. The author writes the tale from the perspective of three characters, and you wonder how they all connect. While Hawk and Nicole’s storyline collided pretty quickly, I was intrigued by Andrea. Out of all the characters, I think Andrea was the one who interested me the most. Andrea suffers from anxiety, and I was intrigued by how Tag connected with Nicole’s storyline. The author also adds some snarky humor to the tale, and I found myself laughing at the terrible manner in which Andrea treats Nicole when she takes care of her.

Moreover, I enjoyed this story because of the direction in which the author took it. You never know what will happen with these characters and how a person like Kent would lash back. Once I invested in the characters, I thought the story was terrific, and Nicole was the most entertaining. Some scenes that made it memorable were when Nicole sees Kent again, Nicole’s story that reflects her reality, and even her moments with Hawk.

However, I felt the author strayed the story towards the climax. I felt the story went off tangent where we have multiple things happening that did not connect the way I anticipated. Moreover, I had mixed feelings about positively labeling a kleptomaniac as the right way to set up the plot.

Other than that, the story is delightful to read. It is one of those books that will surprise you because of the zany way in which the author executes the plot. Overall, I enjoyed “Other People’s Things” and found it very entertaining!