Books matching: consequences of past mistakes
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Empty Mile by Matthew Stokoe is a departure from his previous works, focusing on themes of choice, regret, and family values. The novel follows Johnny Richardson as he returns to his hometown to make amends for a past mistake, only to find himself entangled in old wounds and new troubles. The story delves into the complexities of relationships, the impact of tragedy, and the struggle between good and evil, all set against a backdrop of a forgotten rural community in northern California.
Eight years. And now I was back. Back on my street. Back in my town. The house was still two hundred yards away, but I pulled over and killed the engine. From London to San Francisco, from San Francis... - #2
'The Only Good Indians' by Stephen Graham Jones is a horror novel that delves into the consequences of a past mistake made by four young Blackfeet men during an illegal elk hunt. The plot revolves around a vengeful entity, the spirit of a slaughtered elk, seeking revenge on the men ten years later in a chilling and suspenseful manner. The writing style is described as intense, lyrical, and poetic, with a strong focus on Native American culture and folklore. The story explores themes of justice, revenge, cultural identity, tradition, and the respect for nature, all while providing a unique and eerie setting on an Indian reservation.
So far it only comes on with its thready glow at completely random times. Maybe in relation to some arcane and unlikely combination of light switches in the house, or maybe from the iron being plugged... 'Star's Reach: A Novel Of The Deindustrial Future' by John Michael Greer follows the story of Trey, a ruinman in a future United States where civilization has collapsed. Trey embarks on a quest to find Star's Reach, a legendary ruin that may hold the key to humanity's progress by enabling communication with alien races. Set in a post-disaster world where fossil fuels have run out, the narrative explores themes of environmental consciousness, societal organization, and the consequences of past mistakes. Greer's writing style intricately weaves together elements of post-industrial reality with sci-fi adventure, creating a vivid and immersive world that resonates with readers.
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'Stolen Girl' in the 'Silent Child' series by Sarah A. Denzil follows a gripping storyline where the characters grapple with the consequences of past mistakes. The plot unravels with a unique twist on missing person cases, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. The author's writing style is engaging and descriptive, painting vivid scenes and crafting action sequences that captivate the audience. With well-developed characters and thought-provoking narratives, the book delves into themes of trauma, evil, and survival, touching on mental health and therapy as integral aspects of the storyline.
(Also, see 11 recommendations for the series Silent Child ) - #5
"Blame" by Michelle Huneven is a gripping novel that delves into the consequences of a woman named Patsy who gets black out drunk and accidentally kills two people. The story follows Patsy's journey through guilt, prison life, and her struggles to reintegrate into society after serving her term. The plot is filled with unexpected twists and turns, complex characters like Joey, Brice, Patsy, and Gilles, and explores themes of redemption, self-punishment, and the impact of past mistakes on one's present life. The author's writing style is praised for its character development, realistic portrayal of prison life, and the way it seamlessly weaves in deep themes like the start of the HIV virus and the complexities of human relationships.
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'Barron's Second Chance' by S.T. Moors revolves around the story of two characters, Barron and Eden, who go through a tumultuous relationship filled with betrayal, regret, and redemption. Barron, a remorseful character, seeks forgiveness for his past actions that shattered Eden's trust and faith, while Eden, despite finding success as a model, struggles to come to terms with the consequences of their past. The narrative delves into themes of young love, character growth, and second chances, with a focus on the complexities of relationships and the impact of past mistakes on the present.