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Title: April Snow

Author: Jack Branson, Mary Branson

Narrator: Penny LeBaron

Format: Unabridged

Length: 3 hrs and 58 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-09-17

Publisher: Jack and Mary Branson

Genres: Fiction, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

Decades after Wayne Taylor's death, his son-in-law sets out to discover the secrets kept hidden from Wayne's daughter, starting with finding the brother she never knew. His search takes him through the Great Depression, World War II, the 50s, the 60s, the 90s, and present day, as he discovers the pain that etched itself forever into his father-in-law's soul and the one true love that drove every aspect of his life.

Members Reviews:

I loved this book

I loved this book! It took place in my hometown of Madisonville. I'm already looking forward to the Branson's next book! Great story!

I absolutely loved this book

I absolutely loved this book. It was spell bounding and hated to put it down. What a beautifully written story.

the first love Wayne felt between a simple farm girl who was ...

Shortly after the death of her mother, Grace Taylor learns she has a secret half-brother. Set out on a mission to find him, she learns an entire history of her fathers dark past. A journey through the 1930âs which includes an abusive childhood, a teenage pregnancy, war, infidelity and the eventual death of his secret son.

Jack and Mary Branson have a gift for creating a believable world full of emotional turmoil. So much so, that Iâm not entirely sure if I just read a fictional story or someoneâs memoir. I felt sadness for this entire family. The gap between Grace and her sister Bonnie, the first love Wayne felt between a simple farm girl who was far below is intellect, and his eventual family he almost tore apart due to his dark secrets and emotional insecurities. I am not quite sure how his wife, Victoria accepted his abuse and excuse of âjust leave it,â but then again, this was a different time and wives behaved differently.

A well told story with three dimensional characters that will stay with me long after the book has been completed.

Spell-binding! Heart-break and Redemption.

I read this book from cover-to-cover in one sitting. It was such a powerful story of how secrecy can affect (and sometimes damage) family relationships, and the value of honest conversation to understand a person's motives and history. Anyone who has been wounded in dysfunctional relationships (that's all of us) will identify with the storyline. I really enjoyed all the great references to my hometown.

Highly recommend!

I was drawn in by the second page! Read it in two days during a hectic week but couldn't put it down. The Branson's writing is guarded by truth, and so it never offends no matter how heartbreaking the events described.