I really enjoyed this book from the writing to the characters, the setting to the historical elements of the book surrounded the American Civil Rights journey and I loved the mystery also. The protagonist has some tough decisions to make after a horrible attack and these issues are handled sensitively by the author. This was a great read.

Normally I love novels like this but for some reason I couldn’t get into it. I picked it up and put it down so many times that it left me frustrated.

The synopsis was well written and had me excited for get cracking but it was a slog to the plot twist and then once that happened I was left a little deflated. Was that really it? Just that.

Fantastic. This book will make you think. It will challenge you to think about what is right and ethical, beyond what is legal.

"Dani's Decision" is one which no woman ever wants to have to make. I was immediately drawn into the story, set in 1970s Mississippi, which opens during a punishing rainstorm. P.M. Terrell sets out a thought-provoking tale. Aside from the main storyline, Terrell includes historical information about the Jim Crow laws, race riots and the Civil Rights Act. I didn't know a lot about this so I found it interesting and very moving. I really felt for Dani throughout the novel and thought the author handled a very difficult subject with great sensitivity and empathy.