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Title	:	A River Moves Forward
Author	:	Selena Haskins
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	1st Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 404 pages
Published	:	February 16th 2013 by Calidream Publishing (first published February 15th 2013)
Categories	:	Family

A River Moves Forward

Selena Haskins

Paperback | Pages: 404 pages

Rating: 4.52 | 56 Users | 26 Reviews

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Connie Morris grows up in Chicago’s Cabrini Green projects, and suffers abuse from her father. When tragedy strikes the family, Connie is virtually the last survivor, and ends up homeless until an unexpected hobby leads to fortune and fame. At the peak of her career, someone from her past tries to destroy everything she has worked hard for. Connie could possibly lose it all, including herself. On the other side of Chicago is Dean Wilson, a cocky police officer whose marriage ends tragically. Soon he meets Connie and the two fall in love, but when they learn their paths have crossed before, it sends them on an emotional ride that could prove to be too much. What happened in their past could possibly ruin their future or make their love strong enough to forgive and move forward.

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Original Title:	A River Moves Forward
ISBN:	0985909609 (ISBN13: 9780985909604)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 4.52 From 56 Users | 26 Reviews

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This was a terrific book. A real life kind of tale that is strong in the roots of the past. I enjoyed reading this and every character in it was very believable. I felt everything that Connie was going through. The writer made her feelings and tribulations very real as well as the story. This is a wonderful tale of time and of great strength by a one woman's determination.

Life can be complicated and life can be heartbreaking; in fact, there are times when life smiles upon you, but you just can't accept the happiness. "A River Moves Forward" is a tumultuous tale of an African American family's struggle. Selena Haskins provides a well-laid examination into the cause and effects of emotional, physical and substance abuse. She even ventures into identity and cultural issues within race and society.Kudos to you Selena Haskins for formulating a novel that encompasses

I gave this book 5 stars and was totally on the seat of my chair as I read this book. This is my first book by this author and I must say I am now an avid fan and will be keeping my eyes open for future books. Selena was able to mix romance and history into 39 chapters. If you love romance and history - this is the book for you! We can all learn something about human nature and life from every chapter and I thank Selena for taking the time to write this awesome book. She has a rare talent that

CatConnie Morris grew up in the Cabrini Green Projects in Chicago, known as one of the roughest projects around. The middle sister, she always felt different. Not only was her skin tone a lighter shade than her two sisters, she also had an unusual eye color. Her mother adored her while her father was mentally and physically abusive towards her. Why? She did not know.When tragedy strikes, Connie discovers a secret her mother kept hidden from her. She is left wondering about her true identity and

Connie is a character for whom trouble seems to chase her down and lurk around every corner just waiting to pounce on her. There were times when my heart would break for her. Other times, I found myself rooting for her. This book is packed full of emotion and spans several years, definitely giving you a bang for your buck. There were some editing issues, and at times I felt there could have been more show and less tell, but the book was engaging and the characters were very realistic. As this is

Great read!This is my first book by Ms. Haskins. I enjoyed Connie's story from her childhood to her adulthood. This book explored many themes including issues related to poverty, substance abuse, abuse and others. I'm anxious to read the sequel.

A River Moves Forward by Selena Haskins is an astounding achievement in drama or as we say over here in UK - kitchen sink drama. Over several decades we are shown the harrowing life of Connie Morris from birth to proud parents to an unexpected rebirth much later in life. Connie's birth destroys her parents happiness as her blue eyes give away her altered bloodline. Her father descends into alcoholism and brutality until the family is forced from their home to the new ghettos of Chicago. Here,