The Mill River Redemption (Hardcover)

from wearylibrarian

I didn't enjoy this book as much as I did the first book in the series. The story really didn't start to flow until near the end.

from Carolee888

had been looking forward to the Mill River Redemption by Darcie Chan. Maybe my expectations were too high. Except for the boy, I didn't like that way that the main characters behaved. They seemed to care only about themselves. The nine year old boy was the only one that I would care to meet if th...

from jfe16

While "The Mill River Redemption" certainly functions as a stand-alone, reading "The Mill River Recluse" first will provide background and greater clarity for some of the events and characters in the new story. In "The Mill River Redemption," sisters Rose and Emily DiSanti have been estranged for...

from JenniferLynn

I loved this book and have already recommended it to my friends. Now I can't wait to read The Mill River Recluse. The first chapter had me intrigued and I couldn't put the book down. Emily and Rose had a complicated relationship, they had a falling out and couldn't repair their friendship. Emily ...

from wrbinpa

The Mill River Redemption is a simple story with a lot of depth, and has strong themes of family love and forgiveness. It is truly a heartwarming story. December 1983 - Josi DiSanti is starting over with her two daughters, 4-year-old Rose, and 2-year-old Emily. Her husband, Tony, had just died tr...