I haven't read any books by Amy Harmon, so I don't really know what to expect on it although I've heard nothing but great reviews of novels. It's been recommended for me for such a long time but The Law of Moses is a strangely beautiful book. The story is unique, and kind of creepy in a good way. Let me tell you, the writing style is mesmerizing. Talk about the beautiful words and it truly pulled me in the story. 
 "If I tell you right up front, right in the beginning that I lost him, it will be easier for you to bear. You will know it's coming, and it will hurt. It will still make your chest ache and your stomach flip with dread. But you'll know, and you'll be able to prepare. And that's my gift to you. I wasn't given that same courtesy. I wasn't prepared." 
 Stories are told and easily spread out on a small town. There was a baby found on a laundry basket, abandoned by his mother who suffered drug addiction. Moses Wright is a special baby, often times called him a crack baby. He was messed up and people are scared to get to know him but Georgia Shepherd, a country girl, wasn't fazed by these rumors. In fact, she was curious about him. She wants to get to know the dark, handsome and mysterious boy Moses. She's drawn to him and people can't see his beauty. 
 Apparently, there's something about Moses and his artistry. People don't understand its purpose and find his art works disturbing and insulting... They don't know it's a connection of what is lost.. An unexplainable channel and only Moses is capable of. You may not understand what I'm talking about and I assure you, it's special and heart-warming. 
 Just so you know, I almost DNF this book because the first part of it is really slow and I cannot seem to connect with the story. However, my mind tells me to keep going and finish this. When I get to the second part, it starts to get better. My heart slowly ripped apart towards the end. My goodness, tears are shed in this book. Grab some tissues. You'll never know, you might not be aware you're crying already. 
 Another thing I love in this book is the character diversity. I want to read more books with diverse characters. Though I didn't feel much of Moses and Georgia's chemistry, I feel like it focuses more on forgiveness and second chances after a downfall romance. Plus, they have great character developments. I really admire Georgia's persistence, and unconditional love towards Moses even if he has issues. She has this natural beauty inside and out which made me admire her even more. Eli... omg dear Eli... you made me cry! I adored him so much. 
 Surely, I'll be reading more of Amy Harmon's books and I think it deserves a great blurb.