Author: Tabitha Vohn
Published: September 29/13 by CreateSpace
Length: 276pgs
Format: ecopy
Genre: literary NA
Shelf: review
Rating: ★★★
Synopsis from Goodreads:
Willie stands on the brink of womanhood poised to follow in her mother’s footsteps, with a gleaming future as an artist looming before her, and a maturity beyond her years that has enabled her to be the protector and caretaker of others, a mender of wounds. But as a devastating illness rips her mother from her life, Willie is left bereft of a home and of a sense of self. Guided only by her instincts, Willie wanders from her Professor’s arms to the home that Xavier shares with his live-in girlfriend Nicole (who insists that they can “share”). Her path becomes a search for peace, for family, for a love that’s real, and for her place in this world.
Finding What Is chronicles the journey that we all must take-to find ourselves, to reconcile our past, and to get back to that place we once called home.
My Review:
The strong, emotionally infused characters really pull at your heart. They are all going through a large number of issues and deal with them in a number of ways. They are well developed individuals, even if you may find them over the top at the time.
This is a very powerful and pensive novel. This is not a light read, but it’s a very intriguing one. It takes commitment but is worth the effort.
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