Bone River: Library Edition

from jsharpmd

Although I had a little trouble in the initial pages I was quickly involved in the story and stayed that way until the final pages. The story set in the Pacific Northwest opens with the death of Leonie's father, an ethnologist, in the late 19th century. Leonie accepted her father's dying wish for...

from Litfan

I was totally swept away by this book and could not put it down. Leonie, the only child of an ethnologist who died when she was 17, is married to her father's assistant, Junius, who is more than twice her age. They live a fairly isolated life in Washington Territory, along with Lord Tom, a Native...

from AmaliaGavea

This is both an easy and a difficult review for me to write. Easy because Megan Chance's Bone River is one of the best novels I have recently read, and difficult because it brought so many emotions to surface.It is a slow burn and I love slow burns. They give me the chance to absorb details, to b...

from mckait

Never mind what other books this story is compared to. That never makes sense to me. Each story is its own. This is a good story, and needs no propping up with comparisons. Leonie will steal your heart and will pull you into the story of her life. Don't resist, slow into the story with her. You w...

from jsharpmd

Although I had a little trouble in the initial pages I was quickly involved in the story and stayed that way until the final pages. The story set in the Pacific Northwest opens with the death of Leonie's father, an ethnologist, in the late 19th century. Leonie accepted her father's dying wish for...