Home to Holly Springs
The First of the Father Tim Novels
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Jan Karon
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Join Father Tim on a profoundly personal journey back to his childhood home in this charming novel in number-one New York Times best-selling author Jan Karon's Mitford series.
Thirty-eight years have passed since Father Tim Kavanagh left his Mississippi hometown, determined not to return. Then he receives a handwritten note postmarked Holly Springs. Cryptic and unsigned, it says only Come home. These two words compel him to make the most challenging journey of his life.
Traveling to his boyhood home doesn’t merely take Father Tim across hundreds of miles. Thanks to a thousand sights and smells, he also travels back through memories - some fond and some he’s tried for nearly 40 years to forget, from his quick-to-anger father and his lovingly tender mother to the picturesque small town he’d tried desperately to leave behind. And once Father Tim discovers who was behind the mysterious note, a truth is revealed that will change his life - forever.
Don't miss more of Father Tim's adventures in Jan Karon's Mitford series.©2007 Jan Karon (P)2007 Penguin Audio, a member of Penguin Group (USA) Inc.
Kritikerstimmen
“Mitford fans, rejoice!... Father Tim answers the summons - and learns that you can go home again.” (The Washington Post)
“Lovely... This is Karon’s most emotionally complex novel.” (USA Today)
“Karon holds varying aspects of humanity up to the light, from staggering cruelty...to the awesome power of love and forgiveness.” (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)