Cohen Marah is about to experience one of the most intense, eye-opening weeks of his life. His father, Calvin, is in the hospital after being found in the basement of his funeral home, and isn’t expected to make it very long. While Cohen sits at his father’s bedside, questioning whether or not he is responsible for his father’s condition, he embarks on a difficult path of self reflection and self discovery. Told through both flashbacks and current events, Cohen’s journey is one that will reveal to him a lot about his family, himself, and his inner strength.
Light From Distant Stars is quite the page-turner. It was very different from what I thought it would be, but I still enjoyed it. The characters are well developed; they left me with strong feelings towards them, specifically Cohen’s parents. The ending was intense and chilling, and is, in many ways, relevant to today.
Light From Distant Stars is quite the page-turner. It was very different from what I thought it would be, but I still enjoyed it. The characters are well developed; they left me with strong feelings towards them, specifically Cohen’s parents. The ending was intense and chilling, and is, in many ways, relevant to today.