This is Part One of my epic reading time while I had hand surgery. Enjoy!
THE BANKS OF CERTAIN RIVERS Jon Harrison: Family DramaWhat does it take to break a man? Neil Kazenzakis learns--twice--and yet he finds a way to come back. The Banks of Certain Rivers is a wonderful character study set in real life.
A beautiful portrait of love and sacrifice, kindness given and received. This is a deeply heartfelt story what will remind you why we gather together in support. Must Read
When the worst happens--a mass shooting at a school--a small town finds grief in all its forms. Holme's books explores that grief.
Amy Nathan's done it again! I was hooked by the first page and all in by the end of the first chapter. Izzy Lane's story showcases the ease of creating a new life online and the dangers of secrets.
This atmospheric and hypnotic mystery isn't your usual paranormal. Phil Rickman's Merrily Watkins will win your heart.
As you can see, my eclectic reading habits continue. So, pick your favorite genre and get busy reading. ;-)
I haven't been reading enough lately. That's probably why I'm so cranky.
ReplyDeleteIt makes me cranky if I don't read everyday, Sara! Read, Sara, Read! (If you don't mind my editing of my usual cheer. ;-)
DeleteThe one about the town recovering from a school shooting sounds fascinating. I've often wondered how such a thing affects a community--especially a small one like the one with the Sandy Hook shooting.
ReplyDeleteStephanie, it's a great read! You won't be sorry if you read that one.
DeleteI really enjoyed The Banks of Certain Rivers. Mustn't look at the others, I can't add more to the pile!
ReplyDeleteThat's my plan! Make you TBR topple over. ;-)
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