Rockin’ Chair
Rockin’ Chair by Steven Manchester, published by Story Plant on June 18, 2013, is a poignant exploration of family dynamics and the complexities of memory. This 272-page novel delves into the life of the McCarthy family, who are confronted with both cherished and painful memories following the death of Grandpa John’s beloved wife. As the family gathers to reflect on their past, they navigate the warmth of shared experiences alongside the cold realities of unspoken words and irrevocable choices.
In this emotionally rich narrative, readers will find a deep examination of family life, romance, and the challenges of moving forward after loss. The story captures the essence of how memories can shape relationships, highlighting the importance of confronting both joyful and sorrowful moments. Through the lens of the McCarthy family’s journey, Rockin’ Chair offers insights into the complexities of love and the healing power of facing the past.
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Memories are the ultimate contradiction. They can warm us on our coldest days – or they can freeze a loved one out of our lives forever. The McCarthy family has a trove of warm memories. Of innocent first kisses. Of sumptuous family meals. Of wondrous lessons learned at the foot of a rocking chair. But they also have had their share of icy ones. Of words that can never be unsaid. Of choices that can never be unmade. Of actions that can never be undone.Following the death of his beloved wife, John McCarthy – Grandpa John – calls his family back home. It is time for them to face the memories they have made, both warm and cold. Only then can they move beyond them and into the future.A rich portrait of a family at a crossroad, THE ROCKIN’ CHAIR is Steven Manchester’s most heartfelt and emotionally engaging novel to date. If family matters to you, it is a story you must read.
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