Somewhere In Between

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I can tell the author wrote from the depths of her soul and the complementary imagery offer an air of sweet nostalgia. The story follows MacKenzie as she travels back and forth in time from her own funeral to key moments and events from her past that lead to her ultimate demise. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book. She travels back in time, viewing herself at various ages, picking up clues that might help her find out why she's dead. Definitely realistic portrayal of that phase of life, trying to figure it all out while everyone around you seems to have it all together!

Somewhere In Between by Donna Milner | Goodreads

Hosmer juggles the story between past and present, each event drawing closer to Mackenzie’s untimely demise and the ultimate answer: What actually happened? As quoted from Lord Jeffrey: “Opinions founded on prejudice are always sustained with the greatest of violence”. The book's structure takes us back and forth in time as Mackenzie watches current events play out at the funeral home but is also whisked back to revisit critical moments of her past when fateful decisions set her on a seemingly inevitable path to unhappiness and heartbreak. Against his will and theirs, he slowly becomes drawn into their lives and has an impact in ways that none of them could have foreseen.Most of the characters in this are so one dimensional Jesus, I could only believe a handful could actually exist as real people.

Somewhere In Between by Dawn Hosmer | Goodreads Somewhere In Between by Dawn Hosmer | Goodreads

And just like with The End of Echoes, my stomach was twisted, desperately wanting to change Mackenzie's choices or to protect her from the ones she made. For most people, it will be a slower process, one eased with preparedness, good humor, and a bit of faith.

As I've come to expect from Dawn, she's created memorable characters who live through heartbreaking circumstances and a full spectrum of family drama complete with emotional twists that leave you turning pages long into the night.

Somewhere in Between by Suzanne Glidewell | Goodreads Somewhere in Between by Suzanne Glidewell | Goodreads

This is the second book I've read by this author and she is a master at psychological drama and horror encompassing heavy subjects such as domestic and sexual abuse. The author, Donna Milner, is courageous in allowing this silence rather than filling it with activity. Due to self-publishing page limits, "Somewhere in Between" contains the first half of the story, so you want to make sure that you also have the second book "Somewhere Unexpected" as the first book doesn't have it's own ending and the two should be ready together as one book. This is such a poignant, compassionate collection of poetry that will resonate with anyone who has gone on their own healing journey or has struggled with letting go of a love that’s past its expiration date.But this book is different - it’s genuinely funny (which is such a rarity) but it also has so much heart to it. Niki made me think about many aspects of my life, about how men and women live and work and although she doesn't try and come up with definitives, she allows the breeze to blow through the debates, rustling up ideas and possibilities. What carries the book is the ranch's tenant, Virgil Blue, a fascinating character - an old school loner cowboy of few words who keeps to himself but has a powerful influence on the other characters, including Julie.