When the Moon Turns Blue

A Novel

De: Pamela Terry

Narrado por: Xe Sands

Duración: 9 h y 48 m

Resumen del Editor

One woman fights to hold on to her friends, her family, and all that she holds dear as a brewing conflict divides her small-town Georgia community in this powerful novel from the author of The Sweet Taste of Muscadines.

“This book is a treasure. Pamela Terry writes with a poet’s ear and a wicked sense of comic timing.”—Nationally bestselling author Barbara O’Neal

On the morning after Harry Cline’s funeral, a rare ice storm hits the town of Wesleyan, Georgia. The community wakes up to find its controversial statue of Confederate general Henry Benning destroyed—and not by the weather. Half the town had wanted to remove the statue; the other half had wanted to preserve it. Now that the matter has been taken out of their hands, the town’s long-simmering tensions are laid bare.

Without Harry beside her, Marietta is left to question many of her preconceived ideas about her friends and family. Her childhood friend, Butter, has come to her aid in ways Marietta never expected or asked for. Her sister-in-law, Glinda, is behaving completely out of character, and her brother, Macon, the top defense attorney in the Southeast, is determined to find those responsible for the damage to the statue and protect the legacy of Old Man Griffin, the owner of the park where it once stood. Marietta longs to salvage these connections, but the world is changing and the divides can no longer be ignored.

With a cast of compassionate, relatable characters, When the Moon Turns Blue is a poignant and timely novel about family, friendship, and what can happen when we discover that we don’t particularly like the people we love.

©2023 Pamela Terry (P)2023 Random House Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

“A deeply moving work of Southern fiction that will appeal to fans of Where the Crawdads Sing . . . a story to remember long after the last page is turned.” —Susan Wiggs, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Lost and Found Bookshop

“I inhaled this book. Rarely has a story or an author impressed me more. Pamela Terry is destined to be a rising star in the literary world.” —Debbie Macomber, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Best Is Yet to Come

“About grief and the power of friendship through every season of life, When the Moon Turns Blue is wise, exquisitely written, and full of heart. This smart, quirky novel proves Pamela Terry is a Southern powerhouse. She should definitely be on your radar.” —Sarah Addison Allen, New York Times bestselling author of Other Birds

Just what I neededn

Not your perfect ending wrapped up with a bow but a pleasant ending all the same that I lovef!

Loved it.

Thought-provoking story, interesting characters you want to know, poetic writing all wrapped up with beautiful narration.

Enjoyed

How nice to listen to a book without having to cringe because of the use of unappreciated language. The story was interesting and I enjoyed learning to know the people.

Pamela and Xe

I love the team of Xe and Pamela…wonderful stories with heartfelt narrative. Thank you

Pay attention

The first time I got to chapter 7 and gave up. Listened to several other books and then decided to give it another go from the beginning. Knowing I had to give this one my full attention because there are so many characters. I am so glad I did! It was very rewarding and now I feel that I will miss the the people in this book. They quickly became like friends. And the narration is fantastic!

wonderful characters

The storyline of the characters intertwined together and how they all learned and changed as their circumstances changed

Great read

Not the greatest ever BUT it did hold my attention and I really enjoyed the book!!

I love Pamela Terry and Xe Sands

I enjoyed the story and the characters in this book. I appreciate Pamela Terry's writing style and character development.

review

Excellent reading & Excellent use of language. story was a a little dry for me.

Things change, for the better

This story comes to life slowly like a southern tale should. It is about people (lots of them) and relationships not action or plot. What makes this book is the narration. Xe Sands is outstanding, each character so precise and real. The story got better as we got to know the people and the town got better (healed) as the relationships opened up.