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A review by gwalt118
The Memory House by Rachel Hauck
3.0
This is my third Rachel Hauck book. I picked up another one of her novels because I wanted a plot-driven, easy-to-read novel that I knew would end positively. She delivered. I knew exactly how this book was going to end by pg. 50, but I enjoyed the ride.
A house brings together two women who are trying to answer similar questions about their lives in two generations - Everleigh in the early 1960s and Beck in the 2010s. I enjoyed watching these two women find themselves throughout the story, and I appreciated how their stories came together at the end of the novel. Hauck writes wonderful dialogue, so much so that I try to emulate it in my own creative writing.
Another good one from an author I enjoy very much.
A house brings together two women who are trying to answer similar questions about their lives in two generations - Everleigh in the early 1960s and Beck in the 2010s. I enjoyed watching these two women find themselves throughout the story, and I appreciated how their stories came together at the end of the novel. Hauck writes wonderful dialogue, so much so that I try to emulate it in my own creative writing.
Another good one from an author I enjoy very much.