The Light at Corriveau Crossing

 Returning home can break…or make a man.

 About The Book: For Levi Turner, home is a four-letter word. Returning after thirteen years, he’ll stay only long enough for his father to recover from surgery. Carissa Michaud, who loves everything about the unincorporated patch of forest where she grew up, can’t imagine living anywhere else.

This is a story of the deep woods, about a man who must come to terms with his family, his past, and one nosy, opinionated neighbor determined to show him the light.

Our Review: With lush descriptive phrasing of the people and the land of Maine’s north woods, and a complex history between the main characters, this is one formidable book. Add in snappy, crisp dialogue and you cannot—nor do you want to—put this book down. If it is any judge, the next book in this series should be a beauty.

On a scale of 1-5, The Light at Corriveau Crossing merits an 8.

Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews