When I reviewed Mary Glickman’s Home in the Morning earlier this year, I knew I had found a true gem. If you haven’t read that novel, here’s the link to that review. The publisher let me know then that she would be releasing another novel later in 2011 with ties to the same town and families, One More River, and asked if I’d be interested in reviewing it. I jumped at the chance and I’m very glad I did. One More River can definitely be read as a stand-alone novel, and you’ll be very happy when you read it.

Mickey Moe Levy was a child of mystery, born of a father who was a man of mystery. His mother, Bernice “Beadie” Sassaport Levy always told him that his father, Bernard Levy, was from an excellent family who lived in Memphis but who for some reason denied them help after he passed away. Mickey Moe’s father traveled periodically and always came home with a lot of money but no one ever said where he got his money. Read the rest of my review and enter to win 1 of 2 finished novels at http://popcornreads.com/?p=2172.