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If The Creek Don't Rise |
by Leah Weiss |
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Book Review |
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| (by- Linda ) |
"If The Creek Don't Rise" is an in-depth portrayal of life in the Appalachian Mountains. I love character-driven novels, and all I can say is this one is fabulous. It's page-turning, but it's not only the tension and suspense driving you to keep reading; it's that Leah Weiss captures the nuances of these deeply flawed people; their prejudices, their willingness to accept their dire circumstances, and their disdain for anything new. Highly recommend. Excellent book club book.
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