I’m reading Maria Savva’s A Time to Tell, at the last minute for a GoodReads reading group. This is part of my goal to read more unknown, mid-list, and indie authors this year.

Maria sent me a copy of book as a PDF (even though it isn’t officially available as an e-book). She was also nice enough to read my book Love through the Eyes of an Idiot, giving it a whopping 5-out-of-5 stars. (Full disclosure for the comments that appear below.)

From the official product description: A Time to Tell is the story of Cara, her attempted suicide, how she became a smitten, eighteen-year-old, unmarried mother, her marriage, her husband’s death, her role as a grandmother, and her final, passionate reunion with the man she has always loved. It is also the parallel tale of Cara’s prodigal son Benjamin and his daughter Penelope, whose unhappy relationship with her father has led her into marriage with a man whose own dysfunctional family have turned him into a person who at first seems strangely attractive, but turns out to have a dark and terrifying side.