Review: Driving in Circles by Rita D’Orazio
★★★★½ 
Driving in Circles, by Rita D’Orazio, is an intriguing story that revolves around one family and their secrets.
Henry and Cynthia Jones are celebrating their fortieth wedding anniversary by going on a ten-day cruise. They decide to bring along their three daughters and one son-in-law. What could go wrong? Plenty.
After two days, the youngest daughter leaves mysteriously. Jat thinks she knows why Joyce has left, but does she know the whole truth?
The older sister Skye is seen by her husband and Jat meeting with a handsome stranger. Why?
In the midst of all this drama is […]
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