One cannot read Ordinary Grace without feeling as if it is destined to be hailed as a classic work of literature. Don’t take the title too literally, for Krueger has produced something that is anything but ordinary. Robin Nesbitt, Columbus Metropolitan Lib., OHĪ thoughtful literary mystery that is wholly compelling and will appeal to fans of Dennis Lehane and Tom Franklin. In the aftermath of her disappearance.dark secrets about New Bremen come to light.for what becomes a resonant tale of fury, guilt, and redemption.įor fans of Wiley Cash’s A Land More Kind Than Home or Krueger’s other works, this is a touching read, with just enough intrigue to keep the story moving along.
The Drums’ peaceful existence is shattered, however, when Ariel fails to return from a late-night party.
He and his younger brother, Jake, idolize their older sister, Ariel. The summer of 1961 finds thirteen-year-old Frank Drum living in small-town New Bremen, Minn. It will stay with you for quite some time and you will always remember it with a smile. Such a book is Ordinary Grace…This is a book that makes the reader feel better just by having been exposed to the delights of the story. You pick it up and read the first page, and then the second, and you are hooked. Once in a blue moon a book drops down on your desk that demands to be read.
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