In June the River
In June the River by Geoff Coates is a novel published by “In June the River” on September 24, 2008. This 322-page book, written in English, explores the journey of one man’s quest for self-worth amidst personal struggles with addiction. Through a blend of humor and passion, the narrative delves into his challenges and the transformative experiences that lead him to discover the true meaning of recovery.
Readers will find a story that chronicles the protagonist’s escape from the depths of oblivion and his path toward sobriety, which he realizes is just the beginning of his healing process. The novel touches on themes of family, as he reconnects with his children and fights to preserve his cherished childhood cottage. Additionally, it highlights the importance of forgiveness as he navigates his relationships and personal growth.
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A novel inspired by personal experience, In June the River chronicles with humor and passion one man’s search for worthiness in a bottle, his grueling escape from the oblivion he finds there instead, and his revelation that sobriety is only the beginning of recovery. In the course of his salvation, he gets back his marbles, finds the children he didn’t know until they were in college, and saves the beloved boyhood cottage that his own mother tries to swindle from him. Along the way, he also learns the precious art of forgiveness.
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