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Exposing the light can healThe Passing Storm: Christine Nolfi: Has written a thoughtful and painful journey of family, friends and strangers showing how tragic events touched them all and had an affect on the direction of their lives. Lark never appears but her presence is felt, her soul & essence is apart of everyone she touched. Tragic event from the past still haunts Rae; her decision & secrets kept to protect others only caused hurt, misconceptions & eventually caused her to withdraw from li...
I needed to think about this book for a few days before writing a review. As with all of this author's books, it is filled with love, tears, and tenderness. I have to admit I shed a few tears in places. The story takes place in Ohio on a farm. Rae has experienced some tragic circumstances in her past, not the least of which is the death of her daughter. She and her father barely cope with life. Enter Quinn, a high school senior kicked out of his house by his parents. Rae and her father take him
About the book: “A gripping, openhearted novel about family, reconciliation, and bringing closure to the secrets of the past.Quinn has been thrown out by his parents, a couple too troubled to help steer the misunderstood boy through his own losses. Now Quinn has found a temporary home with the Langdons—and an unexpected kinship, because Rae, Quinn, and Connor share a past and understand one another’s pain. But its depths—and all its revelations and secrets—have yet to come to light. To finally m...
There are no words. The most beautifully written book that spills emotions on every page Love, loss, anger, grief and sadness, forgiveness and friendship. Rae has had her share of loss, it has hardened not only her but dad. Quinn is the teenager in their town that needs a break, his parents don’t want him, and he has no friends . Can Rae forgive him enough to help him? can she forgive herself?There are so many secrets and plot twists in this small town that I couldn’t turn the pages fast enough
One of the greatest tragedies in life is carrying the ashes left behind from unspeakable loss.Rae Langdon knows this up front and full center. She and her father, Collin, are lost in the fog of restructuring their lives after the loss of her mother and her young daughter. Lightning does strike twice in the same place. We will come to know that Hester, her mother, met death in a terrible snow blizzard that engulfed the northeastern portion of Ohio some time back. But the death of her daughter, La...
So Surprised!!!To be honest, the first 30 something pages were a little slow. I almost gave up. I’m so so glad I didn’t! This novel was BEAUTIFULLY written! The characters were so multi-layered and complex. They were so developed and detailed that you felt like you knew them all. There is happiness and peace after grief, trauma, and devastation, and this book will show you that while having you all in your feelings. I don’t want to spoil anything for those who haven’t read it yet, but I thought
A beautiful, deeply intense novel that I loved!What is a passing storm? It is the turmoil and heartbreak in our lives that we must somehow learn to face. It is how we "choose" to move forward with our lives..This is the journey of Rae Langdon and her family and the options they take.The Langdon's live on their farm and certainly need help. They have lived through some difficult times on their homestead over the years.Rae meets Quinn, a young man who needs refuge from an unsafe home life. Rae an...
This is a story that will stay with me a long, long time! I couldn't stop thinking about all of the characters after I closed the pages of this book. The Passing Storm is an intricately woven story about the complicated past meeting the tumultuous present, settling into a new future. All of the characters, and I mean all of them, really had some serious issues to work through. Watching them struggle through them endeared me to them and I felt everything they did. I loved everything about this st...
Nice, Easy ReadWhile The Passing Storm reads like a Lifetime movie, and it is easy to figure out, it is, nonetheless, very entertaining and is well written. No graphic violence, sex, or language.
