The Uneven Road: Book Two of First Light (Volume 2)
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.31 (881 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1942209231 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 380 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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"A measured, riveting tale, written in a confident, impassioned voice." - Kirkus Reviews
Linda Cardillo has done it again! Linda Cardillo has done it again! Her engaging and melodic writing style puts the reader in the heart of the story. From the opening chapter to the last page, I was drawn into this sequel to, “The Boat House Cafe” and felt as though I was walking “The Uneven Road” with the characters as th. Amazon Customer said Immerse Yourself in a Lyrical Satisifying Read. As a Cardillo fan and having read "The Boat House Café", I looked forward to this sequel. I was not disappointed. The human dynamics and dilemmas in "The Uneven Road" touched my emotions and extended my affection for the characters. Cardillo provides just enough flash back to events in the first book to re. Kindle Customer said Loved It!!. I thoroughly enjoyed "The Boathouse Café" and couldn't wait to read "The Uneven Road", hoping not to be disappointed. Definitely Not Disappointed. I could not put it down. It is so compassionate and so interesting to see how family members can react so differently to the same situations. Josiah needed to f
Ultimately, it is the power and magic of the island itself and the bonds of family that call them back to one another.. When his parents make the painful decision to sell the land, the loss of Innisfree catapults the entire family into a spiral of disconnection. Josiah abandons the island in anger, seeking to redefine himself and reconcile his mixed Wampanoag and Irish heritage in a wider, more dangerous world marked by the turmoil of the Vietnam War and the cultural upheaval of the Sixties. Innisfree—the wild and isolated land on Chappaquiddick Island where Josiah Monroe grew up—was the only place where he felt he belonged. His family struggles not only with Josiah’s alienation but also with the debilitating polio suffered by his sister, Izzy. At the same time, the new owner of Innisfree becomes a force driving them apart
Visit Linda’s website at lindacardillo; follow her on Facebook at Linda Cardillo, Author; or write to her at linda@lindacardillo. She later went on to teach creative writing before her debut novel, Dancing on Sunday Afternoons, launched Harlequin’s Everlasting Love series. She is also at work on a trilogy set in 16th century Italy focused on a dynamic group of literary women. Kenya and has very curly hair. . Linda Cardillo is