No real spoilers here just a question for discussion. I grew up in south central Idaho about 40ish min from Blaine County where Sun Valley is located. She mentions obviously so many times the family lived in southwest Idaho and goes on to talk about farmland and woods in the back yard. Southwest Idaho is Boise, Nampa, Caldwell, even on into Oregon. Farm land is a yes, rolling hills and wooded areas is a no. Do you think she is meaning more north like into McCall? She also mentions flying into Sun Valley, which is not possible the airport is in Hailey, little point but important if you are building a character who is an Idaho native. Anyway it says they fly into Sun Valley and drive 3 hours west, which gets you just past Boise. You mean you flew into a tiny mountain airport where only smaller planes and jets are allowed to then drive 3 hours across the high desert to end up near the biggest airport in the state. Also I don’t get the prairie dress reference in the chapter discussing her family in her youth and that she links UT in. If you play that religious game why would you not center the story in southeastern Idaho and make it a fundamentalist Mormon group. She could have made it a prepper community and taken it to norther Idaho and the forest and rolling hills would have made sense there. I enjoyed the book but was annoyed by all of this. Anyone with thoughts?
by Mysterious-March2810