A review by saschadarlington
The Bookshop at Water's End, by Patti Callahan Henry
4.0
4 1/2 stars
For as long as I can remember, I have devoured novels set on the Atlantic coast, especially those from the mid-Atlantic and southwards. Patti Callahan Henry is one of the authors that I binged on a few years back, drawn in by her beautiful rhythmic writing, her vision and prowess to put forth truths in difficult situations, and her characters’ ability to discover themselves amidst this beautiful landscape.
So I was very happy to pick up another of her novels and it fit so well landscape-wise with where I am on vacation at the moment. The story is engrossing merging mystery and drama and tears.
read more: https://saschadarlington.me/2017/08/17/review-of-the-bookshop-at-waters-end/
For as long as I can remember, I have devoured novels set on the Atlantic coast, especially those from the mid-Atlantic and southwards. Patti Callahan Henry is one of the authors that I binged on a few years back, drawn in by her beautiful rhythmic writing, her vision and prowess to put forth truths in difficult situations, and her characters’ ability to discover themselves amidst this beautiful landscape.
So I was very happy to pick up another of her novels and it fit so well landscape-wise with where I am on vacation at the moment. The story is engrossing merging mystery and drama and tears.
read more: https://saschadarlington.me/2017/08/17/review-of-the-bookshop-at-waters-end/