Into this River I Drown, by TJ Klune

Into This River I Drown by T.J. Klune

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Benji Green lost his beloved father, Big Eddie, five years ago. His truck ran off the road, into a river, and he drowned. Benji doesn't believe it, and is still deep, deep in his grief. He runs Big Eddie's convenience store in the small town of Roseland, Oregon, where he lives with his mother and three aunts next door.

Things began to change. His dreams about his father's death become more frequent. He has visions of feathers floating on the river. And a man falls from the sky, and Benji's notions of what is real must change--the world is not as it seems. It is far more wonderful and mysterious, and dark and dangerous. Who is this man and why is he here in Roseland? Who is he to Benji? How does this connect to his father's death?

The answers transform, as Benji learns about love, loss, and grief, and betrayal and evil.

I loved this book. Recommended.





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