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A review by trinny
Where Butterflies Wander by Suzanne Redfearn, Suzanne Redfearn
emotional
reflective
medium-paced
4.0
Loss takes on many forms and changes characters, none more so than in this wonderful novel. A family grieving, all separately, move to Maria's old family home to prepare it for selling. But Maria didn't reckon on Davina, known locally and fondly as the 'River Witch" living in a cabin at the edge of her land seemingly with Maria's late grandfather's permission. Battle lines are drawn with tragic consequences. Can the two women overcome their loss and grief to work forward.
This is an ideal book to remind us all that money and possessions are not the most important things. Sometimes the simplest things in life give the most pleasure. Beyond that is also a sense of love and community as the town rally around Davina in her time of need.
This is an ideal book to remind us all that money and possessions are not the most important things. Sometimes the simplest things in life give the most pleasure. Beyond that is also a sense of love and community as the town rally around Davina in her time of need.