Giveaway Monday: Is This Tomorrow

February 11, 2013  •  Category: Blog, Giveaway Monday

The groundswell started this morning and turned into a rushing roar (tweet-tweet-tweet) by midday. It’s official now; it’s CAROLINE LEAVITT DAY!

To share our Modern Love for this talented and decidedly readable author, we’re giving you advance copies of her upcoming book for Giveaway Monday….

Is This Tomorrow

by Caroline Leavitt

In 1956, when divorced working-mom Ava Lark rents a house with her twelve-year-old son, Lewis, in a Boston suburb, the neighborhood is less than welcoming.

Lewis yearns for his absent father, befriending the only other fatherless kids: Jimmy and Rose.  One afternoon, Jimmy goes missing.  The neighborhood – in the era of the Cold War, bomb scares, and paranoia – seizes the opportunity to further ostracize Ava and her son.

Lewis never recovers from the disappearance of his childhood friend.  By the time he reaches his twenties, he’s living a directionless life, a failure in love, estranged from his mother.  Rose is now a schoolteacher in another city, watching over children as she was never able to watch over her own brother.  Ava is building a new life for herself in a new decade.  When the mystery of Jimmy’s disappearance is unexpectedly solved, all three must try to reclaim what they have lost.

“With wit and a perfect eye into the human heart, Caroline Leavitt has given us a truly unique story of love, loyalty, loss, betrayal, secrets, healing – an d a resolution you’ll never see coming.  It’s everything you want in a novel.” - Sue Monk Kidd, author of The Secret Life of Bees

Enter to win a copy of IS THIS TOMORROW

Please fill out this form for a chance to receive a free advance copy of IS THIS TOMORROW. The winners' names will be chosen at random. You may enter only once. Deadline 12:30pm Eastern on Tuesday, February 12.

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11 comments on this post:
  1. Charlie Boswell says...

    IS IT TOMORROW is a terrific addition to smart, literate and entertaining sort-of mystery fiction. The characters are likeable, some adorable, and some you hope bad things will happen to them. Leavitt writes about everyday people in everyday situations but with twists that keep you guessing all the way through the book. Don’t start it late at night as you will want to stay till the ever surprising ending.

    February 11, 2013@ 4:10 PM

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