Summer Snow

By Amy Warwick

In the rural farming community of Glendale, Washington single mother Mystery Abbott struggles daily with three children, an overbearing mother, and the town gossips led by her neighbor Liv. Liv... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0615268935
• ISBN13: 9780615268934
• Release Date: March 2009
• Publisher: Budding Rose Press
• Length: 324 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.7" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

A mesmerizing tale about small town America and the women who live there...

Amy Warwick has written an engaging and realistic tale about women and small town living. She nails the dynamics of small town interactions and captures the conflict inherant in those relationships while holding on to the hope that it is possible for people to change. An engrossing read - it reminds me of the power we have to affect the lives of those around us with our words and deeds.

Fabulous story about small town America.

Amy has written a fabulous book about life in a small Eastern Washington community. Amy also lives in Eastern Washngton and she knows and loves small towns. She likes to write about women's issues and in this book there are three generations of women and the joys and heartaches they experience. Amy has captured the essence of small town life and the story line draws you in immediately. This book was very hard to put down once you started reading it! Summer SnowIf you have ever wondered what it is like to live in a small town, this is a must read.

Summer Snow

This was a fabulous book! I couldn't put it down. Although the characters are fictional, Amy Warwick made them and their small town life seem very real. I truly hope that a sequel is in the making.

Summer Snow

Just finished the book and loved it. Will look for more great books from Amy. She really got the best and worst of small town living.

Budding young writer at Budding Rose Press

Having known this author since her early teens, I confess to a bit of prejudice. That being said, I was very impressed by the wonderful insight into the lives and loves of the four young women of Glendale. In what could have been a trite and possibly boring book about living in a small town, the author has interwoven many undercurrents into her characters and their stories, keeping it continuously fresh and intriguing. This was a book that I had a hard time putting down and I am very much looking forward to her next novel.