The Bridge
A Novel
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Ryan Kelly spends plenty of time at The Bridge--the oldest bookstore in historic downtown Franklin, Tennessee--remembering the times he and Molly Allen--who moved to Portland--once spent there, and now, with the bookstore in deep financial trouble, it will take a miracle to keep tragedy from unfolding.
Authors:
Kingsbury, Karen
Statement of Responsibility:
Karen Kingsbury
Title:
The bridge
a novel
a novel
Publisher:
New York :, Howard Books,, 2012.
Characteristics:
232 p. ;,19 cm.
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Add a CommentThis was a relatively short book, but could have been a lot shorter based on the actual substance. It was predictable, drawn out, and fairly one-dimensional. Not my favorite from Kingsbury, whom I usually really enjoy.
A hundred-year-flood destroys Franklin’s oldest bookstore, The Bridge. The owners Charlie and Donna Barton have made this bookstore and their customers their family over the years. Charlie has really helped several people. Long lost lovers are reunited when Ryan Kelly hears of the terrible state Charlie is in after an accident. Through social media, Molly Allen comes to help the town people’s effort. This book is about second chances for a book store and for a love affair. Excellent read. Reviewed by CP
A really sweet novel. I enjoyed it.
I enjoyed this heartwarming holiday story. I definitely recommend this story for a quick inspirational read.