"Nothing links person to person like the frequent passage from hand to hand of a good book."

Diana Moore, a thirty-something professional living in New York City, is living the big city life when a terrible car accident wipes out her entire family -- her parents and brother are gone. She heads out of the city and ends up in a small town in New Jersey when no one knows her. Taking refuge in this place, she takes the time she needs to come to terms with her loss and begin to recover her equilibrium.

This is one of those situations that somehow is always in the back of my mind. No one ever knows when that call will come, that someone they love has been taken from them. This is a story that can stay with you a while.

A wandering book -- the karma of literature!

This book is a gift for princess-peapod. Heading out by mail. Enjoy!!

You have in your hands a gift. This book is yours to do with as you wish...read it, share it, keep it, pass it on. Thanks for finding this book! I hope you enjoy reading it. Please leave a journal entry and let me know where this book has traveled! It can be done anonymously if you wish :)

Oohhh this one looks good, thanks my friend!

If you found this book while in the area of San Luis Obispo, CA. feel free to come by and check out Joe Mommas which houses our bookshelf! We also hold our local meetups on the first Tuesday of each month at 5pm there, please come join the fun! The books on the shelf are free to for you to read, enjoy and pass along to another!

Cleaning off my shelves and sending books out into the world

"A book is a mysterious object, I said, and once it floats out into the world, anything can happen. All kinds of mischief can be caused, and there's not a damned thing you can do about it. For better or worse, it's completely out of your control."
Paul Auster

Thanks for sending this book to me. I think it may actually be on my wishlist. I look forward to reading it.

I enjoyed the writing and characters, though they didn't stick with me very strongly. I had to remind myself who was who each time I picked it back up to read. I'm not sure why that is.

Left this in the rack with free magazines. Loved the Lavendar Honey Chai!!