Write My Name Across the Sky: A Novel

This was a very good read in my opinion. I’ve seen so many comments about too much sex and foul language and I’m here to say there is not very much sex at all. There are no sex scenes in this book. However there are mention of sex. The book is based around 3 women and their personal struggles and relationships with each other and the people around them. As for the foul language it’s not like their cussing every other word. So with that being said I hope you choose to give it a read/listen.

Willow 35 wants a career in music like her mother, without all the problems her mother had.Sam had a successful gaming company but is failing to come up with new ideals. Being 40 she just isn’t connecting with the needs of the gaming world. She is finding those people who are younger then her just don’t connect to her current work.Then the their is aunt Gloria 74 who raised the girls after their mother death. She dealing with the fall out of her own miss step years early that could land her in prison for the rest of her lifeEach have to figure out what they need to make things right.

Three women, united by blood and tragedy, negotiate difficult changes in their lives. Branded by the hard events of the past, each must come to terms with her own life, learn to forgive the past, and chart her own path for the future. As they do, they discover there is more to the ties that bind them than they knew.O'Neal has created a rich, nuanced story that draws the reader in. I want to go to that apartment, browse that garden, hear that music.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this. I Love the different angles/ stories of each individual involved. It's a Sweet story that shows how differently we can receive or send out messages to each other. Various defensive methods e unconsciously use

Are older sisters always mean? Can you really love someone for a lifetime? Does music run in your blood and can it forge instant connections?

This is my third book written by Barbara O’Neil, When We Believed in Mermaids, This Place of Wonder and Write My Name Across The Sky.I love her stories. I can’t tell you which book out of the three mentioned I loved the best. They were all uniquely different and entertaining.Hook up with one of her books you won’t be sorry.

O'Neal developed the characters so realistically that they draw you into their world. I was carried away, not just while I was reading, but mundane chores had me wondering what was happening in their world!

Several generations finding their way through the ups and downs of life create a rich tapestry that draws you and pulls you along. If you've ever felt "on the outside looking in," you'll relate to the struggles of Willow and Sam, women dealing with loss, love, and life challenges. The decades-long loved-and-lost story of Gloria and Isaak resonates for those of us over 50.

As always, beautifully written with characters and stories that really draw you in. Barbara has a way of writing that makes you really feel for each of the characters and I like the way you hear each of their stories from their own perspective.As with each of her books I am gutted to have finished this and will shortly be looking for her next book to read. I definitely recommend reading this, you won't be disappointed.

I read her book When We Believed in Mermaids and adored it so much that I quickly downloaded the next one Lost Girls of Devon. I was so enchanted by it that I just had to read this one! And I wasn’t disappointed - they are all such engaging stories expertly told and such page turners. I couldn’t; put it down. The characters all live on afterwards too - guess I’m just going to have to read the next one - The Art of Inheriting Secrets.

One of those books you can’t put down! Just one more page/chapter. Just the kind of book to make you happy, sad, laugh, cry. I love a happy ending, sick of some modern books that leave you feeling depressed and frustrated, so thank you very much. I have an older sister like that, however she will never apologise!!

Barbara O'Neil has such style! No-one could mistake the authorship of this brilliant book ... beautiful, evocative, compassionate, enthralling writing! Five stars and definitely highly recommended x

Thoroughly enjoyed reading this and was captured by it from start to finish. Can't go into details as I've read about 3 books since then so can't remember. Did absolutely love it, though.