Nonfiction by Cathy Glass
This book, just released in September, is the latest one written by Cathy Glass. I have read all of her books and compiled a list (click here to see it) of them in chronological order; this is not the order they were published in, but when they happened in real time, as far as I could tell. At the end of this book was inscribed the actual list written by Cathy herself. I was so excited to check it against my list! I only got it slightly wrong; I switched numbers six and seven. (That's a 92%, by the way, but I've officially corrected it now.)
In this story, two little girls called Angie and Polly are removed from their home because of an abuse allegation by their teenaged half-sister Ashleigh. Ashleigh has to go to a separate foster home because Cathy, as a single woman who wants to give a high standard of care, prefers to limit herself to no more than two children. Separating the kids turns out to be a great way to find out what's really been going on.
This was a good book, but not my favorite of hers.
I also read recently by this author: Neglected
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