Description: Shy, unassuming Opal grows ever stronger through trial, love, and loss experienced between 1910 and 1981. This poignant saga depicts family dynamics and 10 life-stages in the 20th century's era of changing values.
Review Quotes:
"Letting Go of Sacred Things is more than mainstream; it's finely
crafted literature. So subtle is the writing that the first time you
read it, you want more: more pages, more about the characters.
But as you reflect and think about the story, you realize there
was more already. What first seems sparse becomes rich. Layers
seeped into the subconscious that only rise with reflection, perhaps
discussion and definitely another reading (or two)."
--MIDWEST REVIEW