The In-Between Hour
What could be worse than losing your child? Having to pretend he's still alive… Bestselling author Will Shepard is caught in the twilight of grief, after his young son dies in a car accident. But when his father's aging mind erases the memory, Will rewrites the truth. The story he spins brings...
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What could be worse than losing your child? Having to pretend he's still alive… Bestselling author Will Shepard is caught in the twilight of grief, after his young son dies in a car accident. But when his father's aging mind erases the memory, Will rewrites the truth. The story he spins brings unexpected relief…until he's forced to return to rural North Carolina, trapping himself in a lie. Holistic veterinarian Hannah Linden is a healer who opens her heart to strays but can only watch, powerless, as her grown son struggles with inner demons. When she rents her guest cottage to Will and his dad, she finds solace in trying to mend their broken world, even while her own shatters. As their lives connect and collide, Will and Hannah become each other's only hope—if they can find their way into a new story, one that begins with love. "A moving story about the challenges of OCD and grief combined with the power of the human spirit to find love in the most unlikely of places." —Eye on Romance
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780778314752 (0778314758)
Publish date: December 31st 2013
Publisher: Harlequin
Pages no: 384
Edition language: English
The In-Between Hour is a beautifully written book the pulled me right in from the first page. I should warn, that this is a pretty intense book. Every character in this book has major issues, so it's not what I would consider a light read. Will is dealing with the grief over the loss of his son a...
Was an "okay" read for me. I think I expected a lot of the story to center around Will's son and he was more like a plot piece to throw around to make things more difficult, add some conflict and a reason for Will to have something to reveal later. There's a love story that's a bit unbelievable, an ...
read 29% or approx. 111 pages before giving up... :-(