The River Knows Your Name was a first for me from the author. I enjoyed it so much that I immediately headed over to audible to add it to my library. Sadly it’s not there.

A family saga with a backdrop of mystery than spans time and small towns along the Mississippi River.

We meet Becca, in the 1930’s depression where her new husband Ben has set off in search of work and she’s just been informed of the death of her beloved second mother.

In the 1970’s we meet Nell and Evie. Sisters who have apparently known for most of their lives that they aren’t in fact related at all. Their exclusive mother has suddenly become a social butterfly and while she’s out the sisters make a discovery that leads Nell on a journey to discover exactly what happened in the past.

I absolutely loved the characters in this title. The story was really well thought out and it plucked at the heartstrings. Huge credit to Kelly Mustian, a talented storyteller. I could imagine being right in the middle of the story at any given time!

Lisa Larsen’s audio performance was amazing, I could listen to her voice all day…….i just have, actually 😊

The story unfolded really well, however there were several moments when j had to stop to remind myself who was who, it didn’t spoil anything about the story, and I genuinely don’t know what the author could’ve done to change this, so an observation rather than a critique.

Huge thanks to Tantor Audio via NetGalley for the opportunity to review this ELC 🎧