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The Girl He Left Behind de Beatrice MacNeil

de Beatrice MacNeil - Género: English
libro gratis The Girl He Left Behind

Sinopsis

Fifteen years ago, Willow Alexander was jilted at the altar by her high school sweetheart, Graham Currie, who left their wedding rehearsal the night before knowing he would not be returning the next day.

Confused and devastated, Willow remains in the small town of Glenmor in Cape Breton, caring for her ailing parents and nursing her heartache. What no one knows is that Willow lost more than her marriage on that shocking day, which is why she remains on her family's expansive property, in the shadow of Christy's Mountain, unable to let go of the secret she has kept hidden for more than a decade.

Soon after her fortieth birthday, Willow finds out that Graham is returning to town, without his new wife, after years of working as a doctor in New York City. As Willow grapples with her emotions, wondering how she will deal with Graham's arrival, tragedy strikes again: her dear friend, Kathleen, and her husband, local doctor James Millhouse, are found dead. Willow was the last one to see the couple on the night they died and fears that she may have accidently had a hand in their deaths.

Fearing both Graham's return and her own imminent arrest, Willow holes up in her family home, reflecting on her past and bracing for her uncertain future. The Girl He Left Behind is a moving story about how confronting life's greatest uncertainties is often the only way forward.


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“The Girl He Left Behind” is honestly a bit of a mess. I bought it on a whim and thought it would be sort of an Atlantic-Canada “Where the Crawdads Sing” since it is marketed as a mystery/thriller/romance. The plot follows Willow Alexander, who is known in her Nova Scotian village as the girl Graham Currie left at the altar. She’s also the last person to have seen Kathleen and James Millhouse alive. And Graham Currie is showing up in town again, 15 years after he left Willow behind. If that all sounds kinda... disconnected and clunky, that is because that is the best description I have for this book. It can’t decide if it’s a romance or a murder mystery (well, it’s definitely not the latter, despite being marketed as such, and if you pick this up hoping to be thrilled you will not be lol). And there is very little romance here. Oh for two
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