Reviews of recent and upcoming science fiction, fantasy, horror and other genre related books. Sometimes I'll add something I think will be of interest.
Friday, December 7, 2018
THE SEARCH FOR MAGGIE WARD by Andrew M. Greeley
THE SEARCH FOR MAGGIE WARD by Andrew M. Greeley
The Search for Maggie Ward is a poignant tale of love, loss, and faith set in the aftermath of World War I, from acclaimed New York Times bestsellling author and theologian Andrew M. Greeley.
Young Navy flier Jerry Keenan is supposed to be on his way home to Chicago, law school, and a postwar life that is socially acceptable to a well-off Irish Catholic family. Instead he is in Arizona delaying that homecoming while he wrestles with his memories of combat and the men he saw die.
That may be one reason an encounter with a girl at a Tucson lunch counter seems so appealing. Another reason is that she is mysterious, hauntingly beautiful, and very sexy—the perfect antidote for a troubled heart.
But just when Jerry realizes how much he needs Maggie Ward, she dramatically vanishes, or is taken, from him. And Jerry Keenan, in search of his destiny and his soul, must be willing to move heaven and earth to find the woman he loves.
"A fascinating novelist...with a rare, possibly unmatched point of view."—Los Angeles Times
"I enjoy reading Andrew Greeley. He spins wondrous romances."—New York Times Book Review
"Greeley has that elusive ability to tell a story so that you want to find out what happens next."—Atlanta Journal
ANDREW M. GREELEY was a distinguished sociologist and priest, an acclaimed scholar and college professor, and the bestselling author of The Cardinal Sins, They Brother's Wife, Ascent into Hell, Patience of a Saint, St. Valentine's Night, and The Cardinal Virtues. His dozens of other novels include the popular Father Blackie Ryan mysteries, and his nonfiction works include the highly praised Making of the Popes and Myths of Religion.
On sale December 31, 2018 from Forge Books. 9781250175168. $16.99.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment