So when she receives the cryptic e-mail from her son’s father, Julia’s world is turned upside down. She hasn’t heard from Parker since he left her in a college parking lot nearly six years ago. But one look at her son—the spitting image of his father—is enough to convince her that, for better or worse, Parker is a part of their story. Faced with this new reality and an unexpected tragedy, Julia begins a tightrope walk between what was and what is, what she hopes for and what will be.
I am currently still reading this novel, but since I started it's been hard to put it down. It's quite easy to read, and gets you hooked the first chapter. I'm a very picky reader, and if it doesn't peak my interest within the first couple pages, I would toss it aside. Well, this book I'm still reading!
Tyndale House Publishers provided me with a copy of Beneath the Night Tree for review. I did not receive any compensation or incentive nor was I required to write a positive review. Individual results or experiences may vary.
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