Reunion at Red Paint Bay : A Novel (Paperback)

from mckait

Simon Howe grew up in Red Paint, Maine. Although he left for school and then a job with a newspaper, he found himself going back to Red Paint when his parents health declined. Simon ended up staying. He bought the old weekly newspaper and along with his therapist wife Amy and young son Davey, fel...

from Beamis12

Loved the small town atmosphere, the idea of a man returning home to buy his town's failing newspaper. Yet something with this novel just did not connect for me. The pace was very slow, the suspense with the editor and his wife being sent strange postcards from a anonymous source, could have been...

from Carol420

This book took a little while to grow on me, but by the end, I was quite taken with it. It examines how an incident from graduation night, 25 years before, comes back to haunt Simon Howe, a newspaper owner in the small town in Maine he grew up in. Overall, it was worth a read. I can picture this ...

from boredness

For the most part, I did enjoy this book. I wasn't satisfied with the ending. It would have been nice to find out what happened after the town read the newspaper story and what happened with the person writing the postcards. But otherwise, I found it very easy to read and related to the character...