The mountain can wait
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In the wake of a devastating tragedy, which irrevocably shatters the lives of those living in a rural logging community, a father and son must finally confront their inner demons to find the redemption they have been searching for.
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Originally posted on bluchickenninja.com.
I really enjoyed this book. Sarah Leipciger did a fantastic job of telling this haunting story. Most of the book takes place around British Columbia and the imagery is so fantastic that you feel like you are there in the mountains with Tom.
Its the sort of book where you want to take your time reading it to really enjoy the story. Not much happens in this, its really just the story of one ordinary man dealing with the things life throws his way.
I'm going to say it again, I really enjoyed this book. It was very realistic though a little depressing at times. My only problem with this book was the last few chapters. The book was fantastic but it almost felt like the author gave up at the end. I'm not saying the final chapters were bad, they were just not as good as the rest of the book.
