Meg Moseley is a new author to me and she did not disappoint.
The Nutshell: Laura Gantt heads back to her hometown to settle the household of her recently deceased mother. Memories swirl around her as well as rumors that her father, who drowned years before, has been seen around town. With the help of her high school sweetheart, Sean and her best friend Cassie, her heart and life intertwine her past and present in the town she just can't shake. Filled with heartache, compassion and a melodic lilt, Meg Moseley weaves a sweet story of friendship, forgiveness and moving forward in life.
Pro's: When I think of the South, I think of warm, cricket sounding, hazy days. Swinging slowly on a porch swing with a cold glass of ice tea that has condensation dripping down it. And I think, now, of this book. While reading it, it was the South. Just the right amount of pace, not too fast, not too slow. It had a lilt to it of crickets that keep you going. Page after page after page. Meg Moseley not only wrote a sweet filled story of friendship and forgiveness, but a story that came to life and took you along side the characters. Their heart aches. Their deeply rooted history in a little town that was dredged in tradition.
Con's: None.
Suggestion: If you like light hearted, but yet full of sweetness and southern charm books, this one is for you!
Want to learn more about Meg Mosesly? Visit her
website.
Want to get a little taste of A Stillness of Chimes? Go
here to read the first chapter.
WaterBrook Multnomah sent me this complimentary copy to review for them. Opinions are my own.
