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The Lost Saints Of Tennesee (2012)

by Amy Franklin-Willis(Favorite Author)

3.79 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Historical Fiction

publisher

Atlantic Monthly Press

review 1: A moving story of family dynamics and dysfunction. My heart ached for Carter (jr); well, Carter Sr. too. Although I understand the twin connection, I had difficulty with Zeke's shallowness, and weakness. I'm guessing some found Zeke strong and complex. Depression is certainly nothing to call shallow or weak, nevertheless, Zeke's didn't ring true. But, who am I to judge? The Lost Saints of Tennessee is a good look into the dynamics of a mid century family who can not or will not learn from their mistakes. Even with a now and again glimpse of joy and happiness, overall it was a sad read.
review 2: This book grabbed me right from the start, an then it let go and didn't grab me back.What started out as a family saga turned into a romance novel from the adult m... moreale point of view. If you like romances with a touch of family drama then you would probably enjoy this book. However, I like a little more meat with my potatoes so I would call this a bit of fluff with gravy on top; just not a satisfying meal. less

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