"The Mason Jar"
James Russel Lingerfelt
Clayton Fincannon, Finn, has a heart for others, He wants to help the less fortunate as much as he can. While taking college classes, Finn meets the love of his life. A woman who shares his passion for helping others. They spend lots of time together getting to know each other and falling in love. But when Eden leaves the college without a real good-by, Finn doesn't know what to do.
He falls into a deep depression and tries to find happiness and purpose from other means. He spends the next decade depressed, lonely, and trying to find a purpose in his life.
Will Finn ever find out what happened to Eden? Will he spend the rest of his life depressed?
*****************************************
The book did not live up to my expectation. There were several things that I did not agree with. There was a lot of drinking, smoking, and innuendos. There were also several inconsistencies within the book. For instance Eden's name was never changed to protect her identity. Also, I felt like the letters in the mason jar between Finn and his grandfather were underrated. The mason jar letters are what intrigued me to begin with and the reason I was interested in the book. Over all "The Mason Jar" is a book for light reading, if you have nothing else to do.
Read more about the book here.
I RECEIVED THIS COMPLIMENTARY BOOK FROM LITFUSE FOR REVIEW PURPOSES.
