The Broken String: A Short Story
Aug 2014 · Sold by St. Martin's Press
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In celebration of the forthcoming novel The Silent Sister, Diane Chamberlain introduces Riley MacPherson in the e-short story The Broken String.
As seventeen-year-old Riley MacPherson rushes to the side of her brother who has been gravely injured in Iraq, she recalls their growing up years when he was her protector and best friend. Why did that relationship fall apart? She longs for a second chance to connect with her brother, not realizing that family secrets may prevent them from ever having that closeness again.
As seventeen-year-old Riley MacPherson rushes to the side of her brother who has been gravely injured in Iraq, she recalls their growing up years when he was her protector and best friend. Why did that relationship fall apart? She longs for a second chance to connect with her brother, not realizing that family secrets may prevent them from ever having that closeness again.
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3.5
6 reviews
Danie J
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December 27, 2016
Had i read this when it first released, I'd been disappointed it ended so abruptly, yet also anxious and excited for the novel it preceded. I absolutely love how this book gives its readers a peek into the past offering just a bit of insight on how it all began. I'm glad i read it first. After i read the novel that follows, I'll know if it was truly necessary ; ) . . .
cameron hartnest
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October 1, 2016
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About the author
DIANE CHAMBERLAIN is the bestselling author of twenty-one novels published in more than eleven languages. She lives in North Carolina with her partner, photographer John Pagliuca, and her shelties, Keeper and Cole.
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