Jacob, William, Ms. Maggie, Nat... Townspeople, and don't forget The Four Horseman... A small town captured in a sweetly gentle but spicy thundercloud of love. Allow me, for a moment, to give you my experience of 'Boy on the Horizon' written by David Michael. Take a walk into Stoney Brook, Maine. To a bar situated by a stereotypical rickety wooden pier. Where the weather-worn storefronts are the same as they've always been and passed down from parent-to-child. Picture whitewashed fences and clapboard shutters as the author effortlessly paints the imagery.
Are you there?
You've arrived, haven't you?
You've stepped right off that boat—planted foot on the ground, and you too will be wrapped up securely in a homely destination created by the author of 'Boy on the Horizon'.
The one thing I loved about this story is that the author doesn't tell you what you're seeing, smelling, experiencing...No! Instead, he uses his obvious talent to show you a first-hand encounter of a love story that'll lift your spirits, make you smile, cause you to swoon and just give you all the feels whilst gifting you a much-needed reminder that life is meant to be lived and treasured in every moment no matter how it will be delivered.
I walked into this story; to a moment in the lives of so many unforgettable characters. I flicked through the pages with ease and comfort, and I finished this book in a short two hours. I was led to the end through a well-crafted and masterfully plotted series of events with a true-to-life feel. This book is a must-read for anyone looking for a pick me up, many smiles, relationships and love, and just for anyone who genuinely sorts a well-delivered and intelligent story.
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Jacob, William, Ms. Maggie, Nat... Townspeople, and don't forget The Four Horseman... A small town captured in a sweetly gentle but spicy thundercloud of love. Allow me, for a moment, to give you my experience of 'Boy on the Horizon' written by David Michael. Take a walk into Stoney Brook, Maine. To a bar situated by a stereotypical rickety wooden pier. Where the weather-worn storefronts are the same as they've always been and passed down from parent-to-child. Picture whitewashed fences and clapboard shutters as the author effortlessly paints the imagery. Are you there? You've arrived, haven't you? You've stepped right off that boat—planted foot on the ground, and you too will be wrapped up securely in a homely destination created by the author of 'Boy on the Horizon'. The one thing I loved about this story is that the author doesn't tell you what you're seeing, smelling, experiencing...No! Instead, he uses his obvious talent to show you a first-hand encounter of a love story that'll lift your spirits, make you smile, cause you to swoon and just give you all the feels whilst gifting you a much-needed reminder that life is meant to be lived and treasured in every moment no matter how it will be delivered. I walked into this story; to a moment in the lives of so many unforgettable characters. I flicked through the pages with ease and comfort, and I finished this book in a short two hours. I was led to the end through a well-crafted and masterfully plotted series of events with a true-to-life feel. This book is a must-read for anyone looking for a pick me up, many smiles, relationships and love, and just for anyone who genuinely sorts a well-delivered and intelligent story.
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- Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2022
Jacob, William, Ms. Maggie, Nat... Townspeople, and don't forget The Four Horseman... A small town captured in a sweetly gentle but spicy thundercloud of love. Allow me, for a moment, to give you my experience of 'Boy on the Horizon' written by David Michael. Take a walk into Stoney Brook, Maine. To a bar situated by a stereotypical rickety wooden pier. Where the weather-worn storefronts are the same as they've always been and passed down from parent-to-child. Picture whitewashed fences and clapboard shutters as the author effortlessly paints the imagery.
Are you there?
You've arrived, haven't you?
You've stepped right off that boat—planted foot on the ground, and you too will be wrapped up securely in a homely destination created by the author of 'Boy on the Horizon'.
The one thing I loved about this story is that the author doesn't tell you what you're seeing, smelling, experiencing...No! Instead, he uses his obvious talent to show you a first-hand encounter of a love story that'll lift your spirits, make you smile, cause you to swoon and just give you all the feels whilst gifting you a much-needed reminder that life is meant to be lived and treasured in every moment no matter how it will be delivered.
I walked into this story; to a moment in the lives of so many unforgettable characters. I flicked through the pages with ease and comfort, and I finished this book in a short two hours. I was led to the end through a well-crafted and masterfully plotted series of events with a true-to-life feel. This book is a must-read for anyone looking for a pick me up, many smiles, relationships and love, and just for anyone who genuinely sorts a well-delivered and intelligent story.
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