Kirkus Reviews
“A painfully honest, moving family saga—and first novel—by sculptor, professor, and multigenre author Peck.…a candid portrayal of the challenges encountered by a successful pro-fessional woman balancing work, marriage and motherhood. …the novel is a touching, no-holds-barred depiction of a dysfunctional family on the brink of brokenness. Peck proves herself to be as much an artist with words as she is with other media.”
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Readers’ Comments: Seeing in the Dark, Arielle’s Story
“As Ms. Peck peels off the layers of Arielle’s story, her narrative never flags. I couldn’t put the book down.”
Carol
“I lost a night’s sleep, I couldn’t put it down. A terrific book; riveting actually. Great writing.”
Joel
“Important issues in our culture and time are illuminated, such as depression, teen age anorexia drugs and marital conflict.”
Sydell
“A fabulous read! A page turner. Arielle is a beautiful character, as mother, daughter, sister and wife, a wonderful human being.”
Diana
“A fast paced, can-not-put-it-down read, engaging from start to finish, exploring deep levels of human emotion and behavior. Beautifully and subtly conveys the joy, heartache, and persistence of love in all its forms.”
Charlotte
“Loved it! It grabs you from the start; the balancing act of love, career and deciding who to trust.”
Jennifer
“I melted into Arielle’s voyage after just a few pages. The book is engaging from the start and written in manner that makes the reader feel like they are right in the middle of her journey. A must read for sure!”
Mary Ellen
ISBN 978-1-1483939803
Price $11.95
Imagination Arts Publications
15 Franklin Turnpike suite 116
Mahwah, NJ 07430
E-mail: iapbooks@optonline.net
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