“Find refuge in Mason, a place blessedly free of the political chaos we now know as 'real life.' In Berg's charming but far from shallow alternative reality, the focus is on the things that make life worth living: the human connections that light the way through the dark of aging, bereavement, illness and our own mistakes. . . . As the endearing, odd-lot characters of Mason, Missouri, coalesce into new families, dessert is served: a plateful of chocolate-and-vanilla pinwheel cookies for the soul.”
— USA Today
“Happy, sad, sweet and slyly funny, [ Night of Miracles ] celebrates the nourishing comfort of community and provides a delightfully original take on the cycles of life.”
— People (Book of the Week)
“Full of empathy and charm, every chapter infuses the heart with a renewed sense of hope.”
— Woman's World
“Elizabeth Berg's characters jump right off the page and into your heart”
— Fannie Flagg about The Story of Arthur Truluv
Night of Miracles
Year
2018
Pages
267
Praise
“Find refuge in Mason, a place blessedly free of the political chaos we now know as 'real life.' In Berg's charming but far from shallow alternative reality, the focus is on the things that make life worth living: the human connections that light the way through the dark of aging, bereavement, illness and our own mistakes. . . . As the endearing, odd-lot characters of Mason, Missouri, coalesce into new families, dessert is served: a plateful of chocolate-and-vanilla pinwheel cookies for the soul.”
— USA Today
“Happy, sad, sweet and slyly funny, [ Night of Miracles ] celebrates the nourishing comfort of community and provides a delightfully original take on the cycles of life.”
— People (Book of the Week)
“Full of empathy and charm, every chapter infuses the heart with a renewed sense of hope.”
— Woman's World
“Elizabeth Berg's characters jump right off the page and into your heart”
— Fannie Flagg about The Story of Arthur Truluv
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