pickSilas and Ellen captivated my interest throughout the story due to their varied characteristics. The various situations that have led them to where they are in life.
Human ties are central to the plot. Relationships are hard and confusing. Forgiveness, grieving, and moving on are difficult. However, it conveys a sense of hope that things will improve.
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Sage blinked. 'So?"
"Oh, I just find it fascinating - the idea that people pin the unpredictable nature of life onto something so easily proved wrong. It would make just as much sense to blame the fae folk.'
'Exactly,' said Max, skimming the words but gathering the general point Richard was making. He drained his can. 'In other words, it's all a load of bollocks.'
'See, this is why I like astrology,' Sage said to the psychic. 'It annoys men.'
I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.
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I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.
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pickI was not sure what to expect when I started listening to this (thanks to Libro.fm for the ALC opportunity), but this story is more somber than the cover suggests. It‘s very contemplative but yet also offers hope for new beginnings (hence the title). The audio narration is engaging, and I enjoyed listening to this while doing household chores and preparing kitty medicine. #52BookClub25 #AuthorsLastNameIsAlsoAFirstName #LitsyAToZ #LetterN
