I received a signed copy of Leaving Montana in
connection with an internet giveaway, and the following is my honest opinion
for this book.
As I began to read this book I became enthralled by Mr.
Whaley writing which had pulled me in effortlessly to the literary fiction
which the author states on GoodReads.com for the book’s description is based on
a true family saga.
The author’s use of the first person throughout the
book adds to all the emotions one feels Benjamin Sean Quinn is experiencing as
he finds out the truth about the 40-year old secret his father had recently
mention when he and Ben’s mother had been stationed in Billings, Montana. The secret had caused his parent’s to have a tumultuous
marriage which lead Ben to accumulate the anger he had towards them, and to successfully
suppress and conquer the demons he had been experiencing throughout his life.
And once Ben discovers everything he needed to unravel the
facts behind the secret he came to solve he leaves Montana for the first and
last time, leaving everything he’d found there unscathed.
Given the way the author has described everything,
especially with the fervor he has, my intuition is telling me there’s much more
going on than one reads. My intuition is telling me this book might actually be
a literary work of fiction disguising the personal memoir the book might
actually be.
Given the expanse of the emotional values this book
delivers, I’m giving it 5 STARS.
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