If you liked "Bryson City Seasons" (and I did), you will like this book, its sequel, in which we expect to find out what the author meant by writing, almost at the end of "Seasons," "I had no idea that within a month I would receive some terrible news--news that would shatter me, my family, and my future."
Well, we do find out at the beginning that the author's daughter calls her parents all upset because a horrible memory has surfaced, but if you are not the sort who peeks ahead, you will be left up in the air for most of the book while you read more of the very interesting and enjoyable experiences the doctor had in Bryson City.
I confess that after the irritation of that "tease" at the end of the one book, I felt even more irritated when the book that was supposed to solve the mystery opened with yet another tease and didn't explain it for a long time. I would still recommend both books as a good read--not really suspenseful and exciting, but books that offer food for thought and that leave you with a good feeling.
Well, we do find out at the beginning that the author's daughter calls her parents all upset because a horrible memory has surfaced, but if you are not the sort who peeks ahead, you will be left up in the air for most of the book while you read more of the very interesting and enjoyable experiences the doctor had in Bryson City.
I confess that after the irritation of that "tease" at the end of the one book, I felt even more irritated when the book that was supposed to solve the mystery opened with yet another tease and didn't explain it for a long time. I would still recommend both books as a good read--not really suspenseful and exciting, but books that offer food for thought and that leave you with a good feeling.
Melissa J. (klonnie2007) reviewed Bryson City Secrets: Even More Tales of a Small-Town Doctor in the Smoky Mountains on + 5 more book reviews
This is great book and author. I really enjoy his work.
Diane D. reviewed Bryson City Secrets: Even More Tales of a Small-Town Doctor in the Smoky Mountains on
I read the other 2 books in this series and enjoyed this last one as well. Easy read and a surprise ending. Liked the stories of a small town and its residents.
Connie A. (jazzysmom) -
I love the Bryson Series and this is another charming read. Makes one want to pack up and move to Bryson City in order to hang out at the Fryemont Inn and indulge in some of those tempting fresh pastries and home cooking that is offered everyday.
This is the true story about Dr. Walt Larimore's early years of his country medical practice and the heartbreaking true story why he left. This story is full of all the Smoky Mountain personalities and misadventures of small-town life. But what I love the most is the many accounts he shares of his life at home with his family. Wowee what a wonderful life Mr. Larimore has led. And it seems Bryson City was the perfect place to start his family and practice medicine.
I loved this book.
This is the true story about Dr. Walt Larimore's early years of his country medical practice and the heartbreaking true story why he left. This story is full of all the Smoky Mountain personalities and misadventures of small-town life. But what I love the most is the many accounts he shares of his life at home with his family. Wowee what a wonderful life Mr. Larimore has led. And it seems Bryson City was the perfect place to start his family and practice medicine.
I loved this book.
