Too deep for tears

About this book

Make sure to keep a box of tissue handy when you read anything by Kathryn Lynn Davis; you'll need it. Her writing is fluid and easy to fall into and nowhere is that more evident in **Too Deep For Tears**. This is a grand novel filled with marvelous storytelling, creating a reading experience rarely found. Three young women are all mysteriously bound by dreams in which they visit each other. The connection? Charles Kittridge, a dashing English diplomat, has left behind three remarkable daughters who are scattered around the world, not knowing of the others' existence. Now, Charles is dying and his last request is to have his three girls come together, daughters he has never known. Charles returns to his true love he left years earlier to help his daughers discover each other - and themselves.

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About the author

Kathryn Lynn Davis

Kathryn Lynn Davis has deep roots in Riverside, Calif. Indeed, she was born and raised in Riverside and she continues to live here with her photographer husband, Michael J. Elderman (who in addition to running his own gallery on Lemon Street, also works as a contract photographer for The City of Riverside). Kathryn has written eight novels, including At the Wind's Edge, Child of Awe, Sing to Me of Dreams, and The New York Times Bestseller, Too Deep for Tears. Her work has also appeared in the anthology, Mother: Famous Writers Celebrate Motherhood with a Treasury of Short Stories, Essays, and Poems. Some may write in the hopes of making their readers laugh, but I suspect Kathryn would…