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Two New York Times bestselling authors take you on the ultimate spiritual and romantic adventure. GOING HOME is an exquisite story, often humorous, about the power of love over death, the foolishness of time, and a family restored.
The spirit of Mark Twain arrives, bearing miracles and wisdom for a grieving man, bestselling author Lewis Evans. Twain asks him to toss everything he believes aside to make a new life, and possibly see his wife again.
In a climactic scene, cradled by hot springs in a Natchez Native American ceremony of renewed life, Lewis begins to understand this quest. He faces down hard truths and blazing light with the force of love . . . and all will carry him home.
Readers who enjoy Paulo Coelho (The Alchemist) and Nicolas Sparks (The Notebook) will enjoy GOING HOME.
REVIEWS
"Going Home is a wonderful, sensitive novel, with passages of poetry and philosophizing in just the right places. What a great idea, rolling with the river, river towns and music, and the people unique at each place along the river. Having Mark along for conversations hit the right tone. I am sure the book will live in readers' hands for a long time, especially those needing to communicate with their dreams, loss, and renewal. Rudolfo Anaya, Bless Mi Ultima
Win and Meredith Blevins are a super-fun couple and fine writers. Clive Cussler
A tender and unflinching exploration, Going Home is first and foremost a good story. Like the mighty Mississippi, the Blevins keep you captivated as eddies and currents bob the unforgettable characters along. GOING HOME deftly strips sorrow to its bare bones even as it buoys the heart with memories of timeless love, humorous exchanges, and the unimagined power of suspended disbelief. I couldn't put it down. Naama Yehuda, author of Emilia
. . . The Blevins writing team has introduced the themes of spiritual awakening, personal redemption, and love rekindled. NY Times Bestselling author, Loren D. Estleman on Moonlight Water
Genre: General Fiction
The spirit of Mark Twain arrives, bearing miracles and wisdom for a grieving man, bestselling author Lewis Evans. Twain asks him to toss everything he believes aside to make a new life, and possibly see his wife again.
In a climactic scene, cradled by hot springs in a Natchez Native American ceremony of renewed life, Lewis begins to understand this quest. He faces down hard truths and blazing light with the force of love . . . and all will carry him home.
Readers who enjoy Paulo Coelho (The Alchemist) and Nicolas Sparks (The Notebook) will enjoy GOING HOME.
REVIEWS
"Going Home is a wonderful, sensitive novel, with passages of poetry and philosophizing in just the right places. What a great idea, rolling with the river, river towns and music, and the people unique at each place along the river. Having Mark along for conversations hit the right tone. I am sure the book will live in readers' hands for a long time, especially those needing to communicate with their dreams, loss, and renewal. Rudolfo Anaya, Bless Mi Ultima
Win and Meredith Blevins are a super-fun couple and fine writers. Clive Cussler
A tender and unflinching exploration, Going Home is first and foremost a good story. Like the mighty Mississippi, the Blevins keep you captivated as eddies and currents bob the unforgettable characters along. GOING HOME deftly strips sorrow to its bare bones even as it buoys the heart with memories of timeless love, humorous exchanges, and the unimagined power of suspended disbelief. I couldn't put it down. Naama Yehuda, author of Emilia
. . . The Blevins writing team has introduced the themes of spiritual awakening, personal redemption, and love rekindled. NY Times Bestselling author, Loren D. Estleman on Moonlight Water
Genre: General Fiction
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