It was illuminating and fascinating, made even more exciting because it was being delivered by one of the best voice actresses in the business, January LaVoy, my personal choice as most favorite. Much is shared not only about the business but the creative art of the performances. If you entertained thoughts of what that entails you might want to reconsider. One aspect I will elaborate on, though, is her career as a voice actress. I’m being deliberately vague about the details as this book covers Cate’s life as a child through adulthood. The impact was portrayed subtly and with authenticity, not going down any dramatic tracks but showing how that trauma influenced her personal and career choices. Cate was surrounded by love, tradition and multigenerational family members so her abduction disrupted a life that was predestined for success. I was only a few moments into the book when it started to captivate me, pulling me into the warmth and strength of the Sullivan family and its strong ties and history. I’m one of those fans whose loving the shift as no one writes these kind of stories better. In recent years, Roberts seems to be drifting more towards contemporary fiction with elements of romance and suspense. As she matured, Cate’s path led her in a myriad of directions and relationships until she settled into her true calling as a voice actress, which led her back to the home where she was taken and to the family and boy (now man) that once provided her refuge.

However, her abduction at age ten during a family celebration in Big Sur permanently changed the course of her life. She began her own acting career young and became a child star in her own right.

Caitlyn Sullivan comes from acting royalty, beginning with her great grandfather Liam Sullivan, a Hollywood legend.

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