Title: Three Years Later
Author: Casey McMillin
First published April 30, 2013
254 pages, Paperback
ISBN: 9780989343107 (ISBN10: 0989343103)
Rating: 3.62
Overview
Samantha Thompson never expected to find love in her small hometown. But that was before she met Ethan Matthews, the charming and handsome new guy in town.
They spent the summer before college falling head over heels in love. But when it was time for Sam to leave for school, Ethan stayed behind to take care of his family’s business.
Three years later, Sam is back in town for her sister’s wedding and unexpectedly runs into Ethan. All the old feelings come rushing back, but can they pick up where they left off, or have they both changed too much?
Find out in Three Years Later.
About the Author
Throughout my life, I’ve dabbled in a variety of creative outlets, but none have resonated with me quite like the written word. I owe a debt of gratitude to the countless authors who have sparked my imagination and fueled my passion for storytelling.
It is my sincere hope that I too can make a meaningful contribution to this beloved craft.
Beyond my love for literature, I am also drawn to a variety of other interests and hobbies. Whether it’s playing games, spending time with children, indulging in red Starburst candies, or admiring tattoos of koi fish, I find inspiration in the things that bring me joy.
I also value the simple pleasures in life, like breathing in fresh air, tending to my garden, and savoring a delicious sushi roll.
If you’re a fan of my work, I would be thrilled to hear from you. Please don’t hesitate to reach out anytime.
Editoral Review
Three Years Later by Casey McMillin is a heart-wrenching novel that explores the theme of grief and loss. McMillin’s writing style is gripping and emotive, making it impossible for readers not to be moved by her words.
Released on April 30, 2013, Three Years Later is a contemporary fiction novel that depicts the struggle of a young woman named Jill confronting her past and dealing with personal loss.
The story takes place in Charleston, South Carolina, where Jill is trying to come to terms with her brother’s untimely death in a car accident three years ago.
The reader is drawn into Jill’s journey from the very start. They are introduced to her as a young woman who has lost her way in life because of grief.
Jill doesn’t know how to deal with the tragedy and cannot find a way to move forward. However, when she meets a young boy named Noah on the beach, her life is transformed.
The story follows the friendship that develops between Jill and Noah and explores the lessons that they learn from each other. The theme of grief is central to the story.
McMillin takes us on a journey of sadness and loss but provides hope through the journey of her characters. The novel deals with complex emotions, which are portrayed in a way that is accessible to readers.
The author’s ability to weave moments of joy and happiness into a story about grief is something truly remarkable.
McMillin’s writing style is fluid and poetic, creating a world that readers can immerse themselves in.
The pacing of the novel is perfect, allowing the reader to experience every moment fully. The dialogue is realistic and engaging, making it easy for readers to connect with the characters.
The character development in Three Years Later is superb. McMillin has created a cast of characters that are relatable and sympathetic.
Jill is a character that readers can get behind, and Noah is an adorable and innocent child that will tug at your heartstrings.
While Three Years Later is a novel about grief, it is also a story about hope and the power of human connection.
McMillin’s ability to create a story that is both heart-wrenching and heartwarming is something truly special. The novel is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
Despite its many strengths, Three Years Later has some limitations. The story can be predictable at times, and the characters can be somewhat stereotypical.
However, these are minor issues that do not detract from the overall quality of the novel.
In conclusion, Three Years Later is a must-read for anyone looking for a moving and thought-provoking novel.
Its exploration of grief and the human spirit is both powerful and inspiring. McMillin’s prose is beautiful, and her characters are unforgettable.
Whether you are a fan of contemporary fiction or not, this novel is sure to leave an impression. I give Three Years Later a rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars.
