A heartwarming story of love, forgiveness, and kindness set in 1975 after the Vietnam War is the newest book by this popular author. Elle, who lost her husband in the war, is trying to make ends meet with a young biracial son to raise. Her parents rejected her after she married a black man and she is facing some racism in the small town she lives in. William, who recently moved to town, acts strangely at times and the two end up helping each other after initial dislike. When she learns that William is a Vietnam POW, she is more understanding and they become close but their pasts cause difficulties. Set during the holiday season this book is a pleasant read for anytime of the year I have read most of this author's books and this is another novel of his that doesn't disappoint.
Monday, February 3, 2020
Noel Street by Richard Paul Evans
A heartwarming story of love, forgiveness, and kindness set in 1975 after the Vietnam War is the newest book by this popular author. Elle, who lost her husband in the war, is trying to make ends meet with a young biracial son to raise. Her parents rejected her after she married a black man and she is facing some racism in the small town she lives in. William, who recently moved to town, acts strangely at times and the two end up helping each other after initial dislike. When she learns that William is a Vietnam POW, she is more understanding and they become close but their pasts cause difficulties. Set during the holiday season this book is a pleasant read for anytime of the year I have read most of this author's books and this is another novel of his that doesn't disappoint.
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