Chloe Sinclair has lived for 25 years with the misery of her two-year-old son, Gabriel, disappearing from her home in small-town Northern California. Now her husband, Nate, has left their home and antiquarian book business to return to tiny Redbridge, where it all began, with nothing but a cryptic ...
Reading Elizabeth Joy Arnold's new novel, The Book of Secrets, remineded me a lot of The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield. This story has the same aura of mystery, the same twisted family dynamics, and the same ability to suck the reader into the story being told. At least it was that way for ...
Chloe has been unhappily married to Nate for some time. At this stage of their life, they are facing a marital problem encountered by many - distance. Though she is surrounded by her passion, in an antiquated bookstore owned by the two, Chloe feels empty. After a tragedy struck years ago, nothing ha...
I received this book as an Early Reviewer via Librarything.com. This book has everything I love most, a book about books and secrets linked to the past. Really I was just completely "noodley" reading this book. With refrences to The Narnia Chronicles, Crime and Punishment and A Wrinkle in Time just ...
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