Thursday, May 15, 2025
Where the Rivers Merge by Mary Alice Monroe
This story is told in dual timelines from the perspective of Eliza Rivers as a young girl in the 1900s and as an old woman trying to preserve her estate and pass it to someone deserving. The land is described beautifully showing Eliza's love for her home and her character really came alive for me... such a strong fmc! I read this a couple days ago and it's still on my mind! I can't wait for the sequel!
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