River

River by Tricia Wastvedt, published by Penguin Books Ltd, is a captivating work of fiction set against the backdrop of a quaint Devon village in England. This enthralling novel spans over 352 pages and delves deep into themes of grief, renewal, and the haunting power of the past.

The story begins in 1958 when tragedy strikes as two children drown, leaving their parents, Isabel and Robert, in a spiral of sorrow. Fast forward thirty years, Anna arrives in the village seeking a fresh start, unaware that her journey will unearth the profound grief lingering from those bygone days. With the arrival of her unborn child, Anna unwittingly rekindles powerful emotions of loss and heartbreak within Isabel, leading to a gripping exploration of love and memory.

Discover the intricate layers of human experience in River, a beautifully crafted narrative that invites readers to reflect on the weight of the past and the hope of new beginnings.