The Sound of Glass: A Novel By Karen White Digest & Review

The Sound of Glass by Karen White | Digest & Review 


With two years having passed since the shocking loss of her husband, Merritt Heyward finds herself with a new set of issues. Merritt is astonished to find that the house bequeathed to her late husband, Cal, by his grandmother has been passed on to her. 


Karen White is a New York Times bestselling author having penned the literary hit A Long Time Gone. In The Sound of Glass, she explores the theme of a secret family history that changes the lives of those who uncover it. With each fresh revelation from the hidden history of this family comes additional issues that will change Merritt’s life forever. 

  

  


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