Coming Home to Heel
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More Evidence That Strong Stories Don't Need High Page Counts. This entire series is testament to this, but this book in particular *really* is. There's a lot going on here - grief from a somewhat recent loss of a mother and an even more recent loss of a marriage + the son is estranged due to how the marriage broke apart *and* a potential new romance already on the horizon... all of this in not quite 17o pages! And it all works incredibly well!
Indeed, this tale in particular is arguably at its strongest when Nora is using her newfound strength -yes, thanks in part to new puppy Charlie - to handle her divorce and her son's issues around it.
Truly an excellent and short book, again, this entire series really is great for those who love dogs and who are at least somewhat interested in the women's fiction/ romance genres who may be looking to start their 2025 reading strong- this will easily get you 9 books potentially on January 1, as I write most of these reviews, if you put an effort in. (Ok, so at that point you're reading around 1100 pages in a day - which *is* daunting. But 150 ish pages/ day spread out over a couple of weeks? Nearly anyone can find that kind of time. :D)
Very much recommended.
Originally posted at bookanon.com.
More Evidence That Strong Stories Don't Need High Page Counts. This entire series is testament to this, but this book in particular *really* is. There's a lot going on here - grief from a somewhat recent loss of a mother and an even more recent loss of a marriage + the son is estranged due to how the marriage broke apart *and* a potential new romance already on the horizon... all of this in not quite 17o pages! And it all works incredibly well!
Indeed, this tale in particular is arguably at its strongest when Nora is using her newfound strength -yes, thanks in part to new puppy Charlie - to handle her divorce and her son's issues around it.
Truly an excellent and short book, again, this entire series really is great for those who love dogs and who are at least somewhat interested in the women's fiction/ romance genres who may be looking to start their 2025 reading strong- this will easily get you 9 books potentially on January 1, as I write most of these reviews, if you put an effort in. (Ok, so at that point you're reading around 1100 pages in a day - which *is* daunting. But 150 ish pages/ day spread out over a couple of weeks? Nearly anyone can find that kind of time. :D)
Very much recommended.
Originally posted at bookanon.com.