You Only Get So Much eBook Dan Kolbet
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When Billy Redmond returns to his hometown to attend his brother's funeral, he's hoping for a quick trip. No reason to stay for more than a few hours. He's been in self-imposed exile from his family after a tragedy 12 years ago. It's better this way. He can't harm people he never sees.
Billy soon finds that his family isn't better off without him, in fact he's the only one who can help them. Billy is forced to fight through his tormented past to make a better future for those he loves. He is guided on this journey by a woman from his past, who he quickly realizes was the one who got away.
For Billy, it's more than a second chance, it's his last chance to get it right.
You Only Get So Much eBook Dan Kolbet
This book is an excellent read! It is exactly like the lives ofmany families who live with untreated bipolar family members.
Reading in the first person brings the events, twists and turns
into exciting anticipation of the next action. The characters are
so real and the thoughts and descriptions made by the main
character are absolutely true to life. The underlying moral of
the book rings true for every generation of readers. As a bipolar
individual, I say the author couldn't have done it any better!
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You Only Get So Much eBook Dan Kolbet Reviews
You Only Get So Much is a book about family. It's about the ties that make a family, and about how those ties are unbreakable, no matter what you do.
Billy Redmond is a man who's lost everything - his wife and daughter died in a fire twelve years ago, and he's never stopped blaming himself, certain that it's his fault. He's been hiding out in the Montana wilderness since, convinced that he's bad for anyone. He's a writer, who managed to publish one book that was wildly successful, but hasn't written anything worth publishing since.
When his brother and sister-in-law both die, he heads back home to Spokane, Washington for the funeral. He doesn't want to be there, but he feels he has to be. He can't even bring himself to go inside, until his niece finds him and drags him in. Things snowball from there, and he goes from having no contact with his family to being right in the thick of it he has custody of his two nieces, is living with his parents, and might even finally be ready to move on from the loss of his beloved wife and daughter.
But just when things are being to look a little brighter, he gets a strange phone call. A stranger wants Billy to believe that his dead wife and daughter aren't dead after all. It seems easy enough to check out this stranger's story, but as Billy begins down the rabbit hole to try to find the truth about what really happened twelve years ago, he finds more and more to confuse, anger, and depress him.
This book was unbelievably emotional, filled with love, sarcasm, augments, broken hearts and outstanding relationships between both family and the one that you thought got away.
I loved everything about this book, it's unlike anything I have ever read and was hooked from the very first page.
The characters were relatable. It shows the struggles that a family can go through and still pull through as long as they have each other.
I extremely enjoyed how it was written, that it was all in Billy's P.O.V and it was like it was one of his very own books. 100% recommendation this book and it up there in my top 3.
I was provided with a free ebook copy of this book by the author in exchange for an honest review.
You Only Get So Much is a book about family. It's about the ties that make a family, and about how those ties are unbreakable, no matter what you do.
Billy Redmond is a man who's lost everything - his wife and daughter died in a fire twelve years ago, and he's never stopped blaming himself, certain that it's his fault. He's been hiding out in the Montana wilderness since, convinced that he's bad for anyone. He's a writer, who managed to publish one book that was wildly successful, but hasn't written anything worth publishing since.
When his brother and sister-in-law both die, he heads back home to Spokane, Washington for the funeral. He doesn't want to be there, but he feels he has to be. He can't even bring himself to go inside, until his niece finds him and drags him in. Things snowball from there, and he goes from having no contact with his family to being right in the thick of it he has custody of his two nieces, is living with his parents, and might even finally be ready to move on from the loss of his beloved wife and daughter.
But just when things are being to look a little brighter, he gets a strange phone call. A stranger wants Billy to believe that his dead wife and daughter aren't dead after all. It seems easy enough to check out this stranger's story, but as Billy begins down the rabbit hole to try to find the truth about what really happened twelve years ago, he finds more and more to confuse, anger, and depress him.
In the end, it's all about family. The family you're given, and the family you create, and in this story, we see Billy learn the real value of family and take pleasure in seeing him learn to embrace and cling to them, realizing that keeping his distance doesn't protect anyone, least of all himself.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It had everything I look for in a good read some romance, a mystery to be solved, connections to family and friends that are tested, and an ending that fits the story being told. I think Dan Kolbet knocked it out of the park with this one, and I'm looking forward to reading more by him in the future.
This book is an excellent read! It is exactly like the lives of
many families who live with untreated bipolar family members.
Reading in the first person brings the events, twists and turns
into exciting anticipation of the next action. The characters are
so real and the thoughts and descriptions made by the main
character are absolutely true to life. The underlying moral of
the book rings true for every generation of readers. As a bipolar
individual, I say the author couldn't have done it any better!
I
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