WATCHING GLASS SHATTER — Interview & Review by Cathleen Townsend
Watching Glass Shatter is one of the best literary books I’ve read. I often get impatient with lit fic–I typically find it long on character and short on plot. This book fits into that mold, but in this case the characters were compelling enough to hold my interest, and that’s not often the case. If I never read Catcher in the Rye again, it will be too soon.
Specifically, this novel follows the Glass family after the death of its patriarch and the revelation that one of his five sons was secretly adopted into the family. Exposing one secret brings a host of others to life, and each member of the Glass family has to struggle to decide what their future role will be. James Cudney weaves each character’s concerns together skillfully, leaving the reader in a state of high anticipation for the final denouement.
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Great share Michael!!! You are such a supportive author and great friend!!💖💛💙💚🤗😍
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Thanks Dani! 🙂
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You’re welcome!🤗 You are also one of the coolest!
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Aww, shucks! 🙂 😉
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I have to echo Dani and say this is wonderful of you to share Michael! I absolutely loved this book!😊
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Thanks, Kim. Wonderful review you wrote and posted today! 🙂
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Thanks again Michael!😊
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EXACTLY Kim!🤗😗 I love when everyone shows the LOVE!! I’m scared to read this book because I am probably gping to cry but at the same time I need a good cry with how my life is going.😓💖📚
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Uh Oh. I was hoping things were better.😟
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I wish they were but you know how life is when it rains it pours!😭
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Dani, please know you have an abundance of friends/supporters standing by waiting to hold your arms and lift you up in times of need. I realize you (and most of the other bloggers/writers in our network) have grown up in the “electronic” age; I, for one, was born way before any of this was more than a sci-fi pipe dream. You are but a post away from support and sustenance for the soul/spirit. We are here for you to call upon when/if needed. You are NOT alone! 🙂
–Michael
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Awww you’re so sweet Michael!😍 Thanks so much for your kind words!😊 It means so much to me!😊
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Thanks so much for the reblog! 🙂
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You’re welcome!!! Amazing post!!!😀🤗
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