The Road Leads Back Book Reviews

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Beautiful Romance. Ok people. You HAVE to read this book. And have some tissues close by. And a dose of self-righteous anger. Because this book will bring all those emotions out. At the end though, it brings out the smiles and happiness because who wouldn’t love a story about two high school kids who reconnect after 27 years to bring their family together. Add in a cute little girl with downs and it couldn’t have more perfect.

The road leads back. By Marci bolden Wow complete emotional read! It did keep me engrossed into the story line, it was a second chance book worth reading! Bookbub

Wow. What a super pack of emotions in this book. I don’t think there was one human emotion that wasn’t felt and dealt with. Kara was one broken but tough human being and some readers will say she is the heroine in this book. She is a heroine, but the one I think is truly the hero was Harry. He was the nucleus, the rock and her grounding man. I loved this book!!!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. This was an emotional heart tugging read, the author gets the relationships between the characters so much depth as they work together to resolve deep aching wounds that surround their lives. The portrayal of their emotional turmoils was so raw and captivating in how it was explained it was easy to understand how the characters felt the way they did. This book focuses on healing and forgiveness and how it’s never too late to make right past transgressions, it’s also very accepting of different life views which was appreciated. I like the switching character perspectives, it made the book so much sweeter and easier to understand the main characters, the choices they made and their secret hidden desires. Kara is the main female lead who is such a strong independent selfless character but also very stubborn, she doesn’t do confrontation and has spent her whole life running from her past. I enjoyed reading how much she grew and the courage it must of taken for her to finally confront her demons and the anger that has been her constant companion. Harrison is the male lead and personality wise the complete opposite of Kara, he’s more reserved and goes through life timidity where his counterpart brings out the life in him that he’s desperate to bask in. Harry is a responsible, loving and supportive character with this determination to never let slip past him without his consent ever again the one thing that’s always matter to him now that he’s been made aware of it, his family. The suspenseful romance slowly builds as past resentments are resolved and trust and hope brings forth a possibility for something epic, there is some graphic scenes towards the end but were tastefully done. The supporting character were infuriating, mistakes were made, assumptions were had but each supportive character grew as much as the mains as they confronted themselves with the consequences that shaped so many lives.

The Road Leads Back. I loved this story! Not many romances have older main characters. The characters were fully fleshed out and very believable. I would recommend this book as a great read.

The Road Leads Back. I made it halfway through and gave up. Lots of boring exposition, saying the same things over and over. Characters are flat and colorless. Don’t waste your time thinking it is going to get better.

Happily ever after tale with some distress. HEA stories are not my favorite but this one sucked me in by being about a young woman ejected from her home and family by an unexpected pregnancy bu being given succor in a modified commune in Oregon. Is gets complicated from there but is entertaining with it.

Tears. A real tear jerker! I felt for all the characters.

The Road leads back. Nice story shows that time can heal a lot of wounds

It’s ok. The first half of the book was good. But towards the end Kara became this “why me boo,hoo why me “ weak woman . Pull up your big girl pants and get over it. It’s not all about you you have a kid, think of him. Like I said it was a ok book

The Road Leads Back. I really enjoyed this book! The characters were great, even the parents who really were selfish and short sighted. Strongly recommend reading!

The road leads back. This story captivated me in the first few pages and kept me there until the end! All of the main characters are so fully developed as unique individuals and the family emotions are wonderfully described. I highly recommend this book and can’t wait to read Phil’s story next. Thank you Marci Bolden.

Don’t waste your money. The lead character,Kara, is the most selfish and self centered character I have come across in a book. She should have been a sympathetic character but instead the author made her bitter and unpleasant. It is a complete waste of time.

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“The road leads back” by Marci Bolden. I almost stopped reading this book when I realized it wasn’t the usual kind of romance I was expecting. I’m so glad I continued reading. I can’t imagine the resentment, guilt and hate Kara, Harry and Phil feel at having 26 years taken away from them. How can they forge ahead? What they each have to go through seems insurmountable. EVERYONE has to find a new normal. I liked that a heartfelt apology didn’t just fix everything and make it better. It’s realistic that their hurt would flair up every so often and they’d lash out. No one is perfect. We all make mistakes. Kara trying to figure out WHO she is and what SHE wants as opposed to being JUST a mother is a journey most women have to face. Given the length of the book, the author did an AMAZING job of handling such a tough issue. Happily ever after are given to us, they have to be worked at. Life is a work in progress.

The Road Back. This book deals incredibly well with human emotions, enabling the reader to identify and reassess their own issues. It insightfully covers a whole gamut of family and relationship issues, providing sound advice for resolving problems. I bookmarked many sentences that spoke deeply to me. Thank you for such a treasure