Lisa Tawn Bergren

A hard-bitten commodities broker returns to his Montana home town where, estranged from his wife and son, he will begin to recover something he lost long ago.

The Bridge

Jeni Enjaian

**Update** Whatever caused the book to "shine" before, did not reappear the second time around. Everything felt ho-hum and average, not nearly engaging enough for this book to survive round two of the purge of my personal collection.

I just happened to pick this book up right after I finished another book she wrote, Waterfall. I knew I was probably in for a treat. I was not disappointed.
This book explores every day issues but every day issues that have a lasting and profound effect. It takes a good author to really convey just how big those "little" issues are.

Like I mentioned with Waterfall, the prose disappeared in the background and allowed the prose to shine. 

I'm pretty sure I've just found a new favorite author.

The Bridge

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