Thicker Than Water Review
Thicker Than Water Feature
THICKER THAN WATER-- is a story of survival in a small southern town; of love, hate and evil mixed with crime, death, deception and choices a family must make. It is the choice of a selfless young woman who knew that family meant everything. No matter how evil a person could be, it is said we should be kind to our enemies, but what if that enemy was your very own sister?Jo Lee was a beautiful young woman with hopes and dreams of a wonderful future with the boy she loved so deeply. She was the oldest of five children trying to survive in a small southern town in South Carolina and chooses to give up her dreams to protect her younger sister who epitomizes the words selfishness, deceit and evil. Yet, Jo Lee protects this sister to a point that lands her in prison for a crime she did not commit, thus putting her in life-threatening situations, causing her to lose seven years of her young life, but, most importantly, she loses the love of her life, Noble Kincaid.Strength of love, loyalty, and devotion triumphs in this compelling story of how blood is truly THICKER THAN WATER.
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