Night Road

Wow Wow Wow what a great book. After reading The Nightingale earlier this yearI fell in love with the writing of Kristin Hannah. Today I finished Night Road and I can say one thing I will read other books written by her. Night Road is an emotional roller coaster.

The way she described the emotions of every character... I have no words. A complete package of love, friendship, hate, relationship and more about that, the relation between a mother and her children. A must read book. Simple story, mind-blowing storytelling!

An emotional journey altogether. Parents having kids will find it amusing

an emotional roller coaster...... highly recommended for all bookaholics out there.. kristin hannah is stupendous....

The Nightingale and now Night Road have made me big fans of Kristin Hannah.

Reviewing not the story ( yet to read), but the book , in terms of binding , paper, fonts etc .. It's 4 star material. Fonts could have been a bit larger and spacier.

Silly book. If you prefer serious reading, this is not the book for you.

Poor book quality

Bought it for my spouse and she loved it

Loved it from start to end, as i have loved all of this author’s books so far. I ts been a ling time since ive enjoyed a good book which i cant wait to read.

Kristin Hannah never fails to amaze me. I honestly cannot get enough of her stories. This book tore through every emotion I have. I felt everything: love, heartbreak, anger, hope, all tangled together as I moved through the pages. The mother in me led the way while reading, but even beyond that, I was furious, heartbroken, and completely undone. There were moments I wanted to cry, moments I wanted to scream, and moments I just sat in silence trying to catch my breath. From the very beginning, I connected deeply with Jude. She felt so real, a mother who loved fiercely but wasn’t perfect. She had the kind of family and life many dream about. When tragedy struck, watching her unravel was both painful and haunting. I understood her pain on a human level, but I also struggled with some of her choices as time went on. It’s one of those situations where you think you know how you’d react until life throws you into the unthinkable. Reading her story from the outside made it easy to judge, but it also reminded me how impossible grief can be to navigate. The bond between Mia, Zach, and Lexi was written so beautifully that it nearly broke me. Their story felt pure and true, and when it all fell apart, I was gutted. Lexi especially stole my heart. Her major decision in this book had me saying nooooooo out loud, knowing that the worst was going to happen, and again, my feelings were completely at odds with what I should have felt as a mom, but seeing this young woman who had already been through hell in her life, beating herself up, and knowing the whole story had me all confused. The strength and determination she showed toward the end were nothing short of remarkable. She deserved every ounce of peace and happiness she could find after all she endured. Bottom line...She deserved "Grace". It was also so confusing because in the end, there was no bad guy in this whole emotional story. I think that's what made it the hardest. Every person in this book deserved every ounce of peace and happiness. This book is devastating and beautiful all at once. It’s the kind of story that lingers long after you close it. I can easily say it’s my favorite so far, though, truthfully, every Kristin Hannah book feels like a favorite for its own reason. I can’t wait to read more of her work.

Live reading her books. This one was so good.

As usual Kristen doesn’t disappoint. Beautiful story about love and loss. I needed my tissues and felt for every character whose lives were impacted and their sad long journey afterwards. Brilliant .