I love Robert’s books. As a medical professional, mental health nurse, and an avid mystery reader, I love everything about these books. For anyone who is someone, knows someone, or wants to learn more about someone with an addiction and it’s effect on families, not only are these helpful but written in a format that allows for entertainment and suspense. I have read every one of Robert’s books and feel they should be in therapy offices and bookshelves everywhere. The length of these books makes them an easy read.
About the Book
A Rose by any other name
Rose Waukau was a promising Native American college student when she disappeared without a trace. Now Lucy Teller and Ray Waupuse must rely on their old friends the Brandts and a group of college students to help them unravel the mystery of Rose’s disappearance. Their fears grow as more and more time slips away with no sign of Rose and no leads. What’s more, Lucy must sort reality from her dreams, which could be clues or just remnants of a past she tries to keep behind her.
The fourth title in the Sober Spring series.
The Sober Spring series is the story of a family in Wisconsin struggling with an alcoholic father. All seven of the stories in the series involve the Brandt family and continues through their growth and development as a family and as individuals. As so often happens in recovery people become less egocentric and more concerned about helping others. The series combines the reality of recovery with vivid characters and subplots – allowing the reader to experience the dysfunction of addiction through entertaining and page-turning books. With the Sober Spring series, Bollendorf showcases his approach to recovery by Fighting Addiction with Fiction.