Falling Home
by Karen White
Zebra Books
June 1, 2002
ISBN #0821773380
352 pages
Paperback
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Other Books by
Karen White

The Girl on Legare Street

The Lost Hours

The House on Tradd Street

The Memory of Water

Learning to Breathe

Pieces Of The Heart

The Color Of Light

After The Rain

Whispers of Goodbye

In The Shadow Of The Moon

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"Contemporary tearjerker"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted May 18, 2002 on The Best Reviews



Summary

FALLING HOME is a coming home story about forgiveness and acceptance, and of finding love in the most unexpected of places.

Home is where the heart is, but Cassie Madison prefers to think of it as a place where one if born, then outgrows, along with skinned knees and childhood dreams. A humiliated Cassie left Walton, Georgia for Manhattan fifteen years before, vowing never to return. And then her sister calls. Their father is dying and wants Cassie to come back home. When Cassie's father dies, saddling her with the family's antebellum home and letters hinting of an unknown sibling, Cassie finds herself sinking into the red Georgia clay like quicksand. Reluctantly, Cassie is pulled into the lives of her sister and family, and that of Sam Parker, the town doctor. When tragedy strikes, Cassie is led to discover that home is a place that lives in one's heart, waiting with open arms to be rediscovered.



 

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