Redemption Song
by Tanya Anne Crosby
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Pub Date Jan 09 2018 | Archive Date Jan 09 2018
Description
Raised as an only
child, Caia Paine once believed she had everything she would ever need to live
a rich and contented life. The last thing she ever expected was that she would
wake up one morning, despairing, and so full of loathing that even the sky is
darkened by the potency of her anger. After her only son, Jack, is taken from
her in a tragic accident, Caia finds herself obsessed with the man she holds
responsible for Jack’s death, pursuing him all the way to Jerez, Spain. There
she embarks upon a journey that will lead her to suspect her own moral
boundaries. It is a dangerous game that will forever change Caia and make her
question the nature of her paradise lost.
Redemption Song is a compact, potent work of fiction in which nothing is
entirely what it seems and answers are elusive. Surprising, revealing, and
telling, it is the work of a rare storyteller.
Advance Praise
PRAISE FOR TANYA
ANNE CROSBY'S THE GIRL WHO STAYED:
“A beautifully written, page-turning novel packed with emotion.”
– #1 New York Times bestselling
author Barbara Freethy
“The Girl Who Stayed is
a deeply moving story. I am fascinated by the concept and by Tanya Crosby's
stunning storytelling.”
– Stella Cameron, New York
Times bestselling author
“Crosby tugs heartstrings in a spellbinding story of a woman trying to move
beyond her past.”
– New York Times bestselling
author Susan Andersen
Available Editions
| EDITION | Hardcover |
| ISBN | 9781611882490 |
| PRICE | $21.95 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Shannon L G, Reviewer
Book Review: Hauntingly Beautiful, a book you can’t put down until the end!
Redemption Song
by Tanya Anne Crosby
From the depths of this emotional well is a profound journey of healing.
We follow Caia Paine through a complete arc of pain hoping she’ll be okay when she comes out the other side. This is so beautifully written as Crosby weaves the backstory in at just the right moments to give clarity to the present emotional crisis. Crosby tackles the heavy theme of grief and the ultimate forgiveness with wisdom and grace. It unapologetically is hauntingly beautiful!
In Caia’s story, she loses everything that grounds her in her life. After her teenage son is accidentally killed, her husband leaves her in a mental care facility then files for divorce. When she is released the thought that keeps her going is confronting the man who killed her son.
She follows him to Spain with hatred fueling her daily steps. How can he still be alive when her son is gone? When she finds him, she expected him to be pompous and evading justice, only to find him broken. Almost as broken as she is. Redemption can be found in many ways and this story shares a few paths that can help heal wounds that are so deeply cut it is a wonder if they’ll ever heal.
Caia’s journey is remarkable. As a society we shun grief, it is “allowed” only for so long and tragic if it becomes all-consuming. Caia’s grief is looked down upon as the reader questions her mental stability. However, the raw emotion portrayed by her character gives so much insight into a truly troubled mind. It gives an insight into the rawness of terrible grief. It opens the reader’s heart in unexpected ways and lays unadulterated emotion at their feet.
Crosby expertly crafts this story so you will empathetically feel it all; love, sadness, anger, despair, then hope. The title says it all, Redemption Song.
Be sure to visit Tanya Anne Crosby’s website to see all of her titles at http://tanyacrosby.com
FTC Disclaimer: I was given an ARC of this title by Netgalley and The
Story Plant for review purposes only; no other compensation was awarded.
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