Title: A beautiful series just gets better
Product review: This is the third in a series of short stories that Richard Barre has written to celebrate the holiday season. There's a common theme of hope against all odds, and the redemption of one person's soul.In Wind on the River, the protagonist is a woman of the late nineteenth century - she's a pioneer in the midwest, struggling to keep her family together, when a stranger appears. What happens next is beautiful, joyous, sad, haunting, and celebratory.There's not a single wasted word in this story - or in the series if it comes to that - it's just beautifully written, and a rewarding read.
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