Bea is 21 years old, and she and her husband, Jeremy, are expecting
their first child. Their circumstances
have changed, and she’s going to reach out to her father to see if they can
stay with him for a few months while they get a handle on things. Mitch Jenson has been alone now for two years,
following the death of his wife, Caroline.
He couldn’t imagine his life without her, and there’s not a day that goes
by that he doesn’t desperately miss her.
His parents, Randall and Juniper Jenson, health is not the best. Now Mitch needs to figure out how he can help
them navigate this new season of life.
A Flicker of Light is about
relationships with family and friends.
It’s about pain and vulnerability and needing help but wanting to be independent. I loved the town of Moose Creek and the
beauty of Montana. I could relate to
Mitch as he had to deal with his mother facing dementia and tried to figure out
how he could help his parents. I was
curious about June and her secret. How
would she respond when the truth came out?
I’m so glad that I discovered A Flicker of Light and look
forward to reading more books from Katie Powner. The characters in this book were very
relatable, likable, and I cared about them.
Good decent people that you would like to know. There was a little
mystery, and I appreciated seeing the characters grow and change. I took my time reading this book, and it was
lovely to end the day spending time with these characters. I appreciated that this book is clean, with
no profanity, and faith was a part of the story.
I would like to thank Bethany House Publishers and NetGalley
for the opportunity to read a complimentary copy of A Flicker of Light
by Katie Powner. I was under no
obligation to give a favorable review.
