Suggesting my new novel Wander Home - family drama set in an afterlife
Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2012 10:16 am
I see I'm allowed to suggest my own book, as long as I'm frank about its origins -- so I'll do so.
My new novel, Wander Home, is now available as an ebook on Amazon, the Nook Store and Smashwords. Wander Home is a family drama with mystery elements, set in an afterlife of my own devising. Here's the copy that will go on the back of the upcoming paperback edition:
Death is what you make it. . . .
Eleanor never wanted to leave the daughter she loved so much. The overpowering urge to wander -- to search, without knowing what she sought -- drove her away. She left little Cassidy in her family's loving care. But Cassidy and the others died in an accident before Eleanor could find her way home.
Now, they are all reunited, in an afterlife where nothing is truly lost: places once loved may be revisited, memories relived and even shared. Surely this is a place where they can understand and heal. And yet, the restlessness that shaped Eleanor's life still haunts her in death. Somehow, she must solve the mystery of her life -- or none of them will be at peace.
Anyone intrigued?
My new novel, Wander Home, is now available as an ebook on Amazon, the Nook Store and Smashwords. Wander Home is a family drama with mystery elements, set in an afterlife of my own devising. Here's the copy that will go on the back of the upcoming paperback edition:
Death is what you make it. . . .
Eleanor never wanted to leave the daughter she loved so much. The overpowering urge to wander -- to search, without knowing what she sought -- drove her away. She left little Cassidy in her family's loving care. But Cassidy and the others died in an accident before Eleanor could find her way home.
Now, they are all reunited, in an afterlife where nothing is truly lost: places once loved may be revisited, memories relived and even shared. Surely this is a place where they can understand and heal. And yet, the restlessness that shaped Eleanor's life still haunts her in death. Somehow, she must solve the mystery of her life -- or none of them will be at peace.
Anyone intrigued?