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Under-Heaven (Greaton Emotional Suspense, 364 pages)
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In “The Santa Shop” Tim Greaton showed us how a raw emotional story can bring readers to a better place. In the epic and powerful “Under-Heaven” he has done it again…times three.
Traumatized by the violent murders of his parents and himself, nine-year-old Nate wakes in a version of Purgatory. With the help of dead relatives from above and below, he struggles to find a way to move on.
Meanwhile back on Earth, Nate’s sole surviving sister seems to have been imprinted with darkness because time and again she finds herself involved with violent men and dark situations. When mobsters follow her and her latest boyfriend down a dead end dirt road, it doesn’t seem likely that anyone will escape.
The final player in this emotional hat trick, five-year-old Jesse places his hope and faith in his drug-addicted father, but it isn’t until his kidnapping from a Boston school that the pain really begins.
Tim Greaton’s “Under Heaven” will pull you out of your world and leave you gasping for breath in his, and the surprising culmination of this entwining story will stay with you for a lifetime. One reviewer says, “Like walking the edge of a cliff that provides a breathtaking view, this book is both scary and beautiful.” While another reviewer declares, “Tim Greaton’s fans will follow him to Hell in gasoline raincoats….”
Isn’t it time you found out why?
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How do you live a good, happy life? This question obsessed Renaissance writer Michel Eyquem de Montaigne, whose free-roaming style was unique at the time. Winner of the 2011 National Book Critics Circle Award for Biography, Sarah Bakewell explores Montaigne’s life through the questions he posed and answers he found.
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