Long Way Gone by
Charles Martin
Young Cooper O’Connor leaves his father and heads off to
Nashville to make a fresh start for himself.
He takes everything of value from his father, expecting that he will
make it big there and be able to return after having proved himself. The years pass and he never sees his father
again, but carries the lessons his father taught him in his heart.
Years after a devastating tragedy, Cooper
meets up with his long-lost love and wants to make amends but doubts that she
will believe the truth. He must decide
if his love for her is worth the risk of rejection yet again.
Charles Martin weaves a beautiful tale of love and second
chances set to lyrical prose. It gives
the reader hope that reconciliation and God’s purposes are being worked even in
difficult relationships. I loved this
book: its characters, storyline, plot
twists, and the satisfying conclusion. I
received a free copy from the publisher for my honest opinion.
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