Review
I loved the book. It was a gripping story of transformation and redemption, of hope and faith in oneself and the ability we have to transcend our past and find the healing spirit within us all. It truly was a beautifully written drama, and I quickly got used to the dialect and found it helped me imagine the characters as real people. I d love for you to sell millions because it deserves to be read. Kol Hakavod to you on such a remarkable job Jacqueline it blew me away --Rabbi Steven Carr Reuben, Pacific Palisades, California
When The Crow Sings, is a riveting and a very moving (and horrifying) story. . the book is emotionally powerful and stays with you. It feels real and fascinating, and you want so much for some love to come into Grace's or Alison's life, some chance for them to realize that the abuse they've been through is what's been making all their bad decisions for them. It should be a manual for abused children!... I have immense respect for you to have come from such sorrow and pain to become the amazing person you are today. Every breath you take is a success, as far as I am concerned. --Nancy Heikin, Director, Manana' a short film, Paris, France
Product Description
Abandoned children, tattered dreams, silent survivors... Questions too dangerous to ask...answers too shameful to voice... One proud Scottish woman crosses the ocean carrying a manuscript that holds her family s only hope for redemption. Three generations of women share a heritage entangled with secrets and unspoken sorrow. The unlikely parcel on Agnes lap is the fearless telling of their story that will finally bring redemption to this tragic legacy.
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