Liam’s Town

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Pub Date Aug 04 2022 | Archive Date Aug 24 2022

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Liam, a seventeen-year-old boy, lives in a small town where nothing ever changes. Every day he wakes up, goes to work in his grandfather’s shop, and spends time with his friends: fiery Trinity, loudmouthed Fender, and lovable Jenny. When a terrible storm occurs one day, it brings a stranger along with it who threatens everything—and everyone—that Liam has grown to love. Slowly, and much to his horror, Liam begins to realize that the home where he once felt safe is hiding a terrible secret, and he is eventually faced with a choice: does he want to remain in blissful ignorance, or does he want to learn the truth lurking beneath the surface of his town?

What begins as a mystery turns into a mosaic that weaves together love and heartbreak, friendship and betrayal, trust and fear, and at its heart is a boy who slowly learns to face the demons of his past instead of running from them.

Liam, a seventeen-year-old boy, lives in a small town where nothing ever changes. Every day he wakes up, goes to work in his grandfather’s shop, and spends time with his friends: fiery Trinity...


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This book was really something. The first half was a bit clunky, or so I thought. But the second half after the reveal was crazy. The story revolves around a teen named Liam and his small group of friends in the odd town he lives in. He works at a junk shop with his grandfather who is standoffish. He has three friends, Trinity, Jenny, and Fender, and they all hang out mainly by a ditch that floods and acts as a small lake for them to swim in. One day a strange man comes to town and sends everything into a tailspin for Liam. That is pretty much all I can say about the main plotline. Like I said the first half is a bit clunky but you simply must stick with it. The story is so important and well-written. It involves a lot of tough topics like child abuse, sexual abuse, alcoholism, and learning to live with trauma. The way the author laid this story out is really fantastic. This book is well worth your time.

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