The Thing About
Home by Rhonda McKnight Nain
Casey Black is a famous social media influencer from New York who is ready
to renew her vows with her husband of 7 years, when he backs out. She takes off for her deceased father’s small hometown to regroup from her humiliation and discovers the secrets of her
family’s life that have haunted her.
This book is written from Casey’s point of view and
chronicles her discoveries and personal growth as she learns more about her
family’s past. It includes a handsome potential
love interest, a spunky centenarian grandmother and hordes of new relatives.
I do think the plot was a bit predictable, and would make a great Hallmark movie, but the
characters were lovable, and it was written in an easy-to-read style. Not too many authors that I read feature
modern day people of color. This book
gave me a greater appreciation for the struggles that they overcame.
Readers who enjoy women’s fiction will enjoy this
story. I am grateful to the publisher for
the complimentary arc in exchange for this, my honest review.
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