Best Rainwater By Sandra Brown
Best Rainwater By Sandra Brown
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Ebook About A romantic historical novel from the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Seeing Red about an independent woman who runs a boarding house in Dust Bowl Texas.Ella Baron runs her Texas boarding house with the efficiency of a ship’s captain and the grace of a gentlewoman. She cooks, cleans, launders, and cares for her ten-year-old son, Solly, a sweet but challenging child whose busy behavior and failure to speak elicits undesired advice from others in town. Ella’s plate is full from sunup to sundown. When a room in her boarding house opens up, the respected town doctor brings Ella a new boarder―the handsome and gallant Mr. David Rainwater—but Ella is immediately resistant to opening up her home to this mysterious stranger. Even with assurances that Mr. Rainwater is a man of impeccable character, a former cotton broker and a victim of the Great Depression, Ella stiffens at the thought of taking him in. Dr. Kincaid tells Ella in confidence that Mr. Rainwater won’t require the room for long: he is dying. Begrudgingly, Ella accepts Mr. Rainwater’s application to board, but she knows that something is happening; she is being swept along by an unusual series of events. Soon, this strong-minded, independent woman will realize that the living that she has eked out for herself in the small bubble of her town is about to change, whether she likes it or not... Racial tensions, the financial strain of livelihoods in cotton drying up into dust, and the threat of political instability swirl together into a tornado on the horizon. One thing is certain: the winds of change are blowing all over Texas—and through the cracks in the life that Ella Barron has painstakingly built. This is the story of a woman who takes her life’s circumstances in both hands, but who will be forced to reckon with the chaos of her historical circumstances..Book Rainwater Review :
This is another wonderful Sandra Brown book! The story revolves around a woman who ran a boarding house and a gentleman who came to stay there as he was dying. Mr. Rainwater was a good man who did not like racism and this was prevalent in the time this book was written. Ella and Mr Rainwater fell in love. Ella had a son who was terribly disabled, could not talk, and had violent fits yet with patience, Mr. Rainwater was able to get through to Solly, the son The book took place during the great depression, people were poor, racism was rampant and violent things occurred but Mr. Rainwater and the good people in this Texas town were able to stand up and be counted. Rainwater died in jail protecting his love. This novel is preceded by a preface in which the author explains that this book was written between her more usual novels blockbuster romantic suspense, that it simply couldn’t go unwritten. After reading the book, I understand what she meant.The novel is set in Brown’s beloved Texas, but it is a novel of sweet, aching complexity. The heroine is the mother of an almost-ten-year-old autistic son, and the titular hero is a man dying of metastatic bone cancer. Brown tackles the 1930s unflinchingly, its toxic racism, and its dearth of knowledge about cancer treatment, autism, and more in a moving, subtle, and winsome way.As I read, I was reminded often of the classic western film “The Shootist,” which starred Lauren Bacall, as the proprietor of a boarding house, and an aging (and already ill himself) John Wayne, as a dying gunman who moves into the house to spend his final weeks of life.The similarities stop there: Bacall’s character’s son is a teenaged Ron Howard, who idolizes Wayne’s character’s gunslinger past. In Brown’s novel, the hero has no such illustrious (or nefarious) past; he oversaw his father’s cotton empire prior to his cancer diagnosis. The connection between hero and heroine in the film is testy then tender, but it doesn’t progress as the relationship between Ella and David does in the novel.Altogether, I recommend the novel as a bittersweet tale of the redemptive power of love. Brown manages the twists on the plot—New Deal government “bailouts” that involved culling starving herds of cattle, small town bullies, and ever-divisive racial tensions—deftly and cleverly. Although this is not a “typical” Brown novel, it is in my opinion worth reading on every level. Read Online Rainwater Download Rainwater Rainwater PDF Rainwater Mobi Free Reading Rainwater Download Free Pdf Rainwater PDF Online Rainwater Mobi Online Rainwater Reading Online Rainwater Read Online Sandra Brown Download Sandra Brown Sandra Brown PDF Sandra Brown Mobi Free Reading Sandra Brown Download Free Pdf Sandra Brown PDF Online Sandra Brown Mobi Online Sandra Brown Reading Online Sandra BrownDownload Mobi World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War By Max Brooks
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