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Rolling the Tires Back Home

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Rolling the Tires Back Home

Von: Tawni O’Dell
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A heartfelt and darkly comic epic spanning sixty years from New York Times bestselling author Tawni O’Dell, Rolling the Tires Back Home is a brash, tidal wave of a novel, stinging with honesty and resounding with drama that transcends the classic family saga.

When Journey discovers a hidden family photo, she sets out to investigate and unveil the secret life of her deceased grandmother. Soon she meets Tyson, a long lost relative, and the two develop an unexpected bond, finding help, healing, and redemption from both of their dark, twisty paths.

Narrated between two timelines, spanning sixty years, Rolling the Tires Back Home is the story of the tragic, extraordinary, and darkly comic Ryder family; three devoted siblings raised by two grifter parents in a world of violence, poverty, and constant upheaval set against the backdrop of the glitz and glamour of 1960s Miami Beach. A story of hope where two misguided souls come together and receive a second chance for new beginnings. It’s never too late.

©2027 Tawni O'Dell (P)2027 Blackstone Publishing
20. Jahrhundert Belletristik Historische Romane Krimis
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Kritikerstimmen

“O’Dell’s energy bursts off the page. Sister Mine is one of those novels that insists on being read, front to back, as fast as possible.”

(Boston Globe)

“An intense story of family, frailty, and dysfunction…Captivatingly told.”

(Chicago Tribune)
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