by Ken Levine

4.2 stars – 124 reviews

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Are there those among us who possess the power to heal? Are they hiding in plain sight? In Ken Levine’s fourth novel The Healers, readers are taken on a multi-generational journey that follows Frances Anderson and her granddaughter Glynnis as they come to terms with their extraordinary abilities and the impact they have on those around them. This rich and poignant saga tracks the Anderson clan from homesteads in Wyoming to the magical coast of Oregon as they navigate through some seventy years of familial strife, loss, heartache, and love.

From Publishers Weekly’s Booklife:

Levine (The Widow Verses) delivers an eloquent family saga, bursting with multigenerational mysteries and pulsing revelations…Readers will relate to his artfully drawn characters, including Glynnis’s grieving mother, whose choices only seem to amplify her heartache, and Glynnis herself-thoughtful, introspective, and surprisingly docile given what’s bubbling under the surface. The story’s ending hints at the profound impact of one’s history, and the deeper message that extraordinary gifts often come with a painful cost won’t be lost on readers.