The cover to this book drew me in. The description made me pick it up to read
it.
Heather has returned to England to clean up her father’s
cottage and get it ready to sell. She’s
left a painful past there, and she’s about to find out that the past isn’t done
with her yet. Her daughter has come with
her and the mystery of what happened to the young man next door causes her to
dig a little deeper. She was told that
her sister died around that time, but now she wants to know what exactly
happened.
While reading through this book, you’re following mainly
four people. Normally, I don’t like
that, it makes it hard to keep track of people, but it was well done in this
book. In addition to Heather, we also
see the past through the eyes of her family: Maggie, Walter and Libby. Not everyone is who she’s always believed
them to be, and she learns how important the truth can be.
There are a lot of twists and turns in this book, and I had
no problems keeping track of what was going on.
Libby’s character had a lot of my sympathy, she was such a beautiful
spirit that just wanted to fly. It’s a
complex tale, but one that’s unique and will stay with you. I can’t really say too much about the
storyline, because telling too much would be revealing too much. I’m glad that I had the chance to read this
book and recommend it. Good Book!
*I received a copy of this book from Howard
Books through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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