“An intoxicating drama about two damaged individuals finding love in post-World War I England... Fiction is full of characters falling in and out of love. Less common, at least outside the realm of slushy romantic comedies, are novels in which lovers go their separate ways, voluntarily or otherwise, and later reunite to revive what they lost. H.S. Cross’ new novel, Amanda, is about two individuals, Marion and Jamie, who seem destined to experience love a second time around, providing they can overcome their differences, share their secrets and banish their personal demons... Cross impresses with original descriptions and deft examinations of the agony and ecstasy of love. This is a book that appeals to hearts and minds.”
Read the full review in the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
