Review - These Numbered Days by Anna E. Collins
By Carmen, 27 December 2022
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Year Published: 2022
Genre: Contemporary
Blurb:
How do you ask forgiveness for the unforgivable?
When Annie Wolff’s ex-husband dies unexpectedly, she breaks her self-imposed exile and returns home to Snohomish, Washington. Annie hasn’t seen her children, Grace and Connor, in eight years, and now, her in-laws are making a bid to adopt them. She only hopes the depression that once sent her running will remain in check.
Annie is quickly drawn back into the lives of her now-teenage kids, under the skeptical supervision of their aunt. While Connor welcomes his estranged mother with open arms, Grace wants nothing to do with her. Annie is determined to be patient, even though her daughter’s behavior raises red flags.
As Annie sets out on this new, treacherous road, she stumbles into the path of Wic Dubray—the handsome but annoyingly honest woodworker who leases her a room. Not used to anyone caring for her, she finds his presence is both an unanticipated gift and a complication.
Annie must navigate old memories, hostile relatives, her wavering mental health, and a growing fondness for Wic. Only then will she have a chance to win back her children and her life and maybe find love.
About the Author:
Anna E. Collins is a Seattle-area author who writes stories about the lives and loves of women. Once upon a time she was a teacher, and she has a master’s degree in educational psychology. LOVE AT FIRST SPITE is her first novel.
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My Take on the Book:
This book deals with mental health. I wasn’t the hugest fan of Annie, but I’m glad she realized that she had the power to change things if she wanted to.
I gave this book a four star rating and got a copy in exchange for an honest review.
Last Word:
Though I did enjoy the majority of this book, I felt that the book wasn’t quite for me. I will read more of this author’s work in the future.
Enjoy,
Carmen