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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. second edition edition. 364 pages. 8.43x5.85x0.73 inches. In Stock.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Every morning before sunrise, Nora unlocks the Blue Star Café in the small town of Marlowe, pours the first pot of coffee, and holds together a life that's been stretched thin since her divorce - a young son named Eli who notices everything, a diner full of regulars who feel like family, and never quite enough hours in the day. Then Elias Mercer starts appearing every Tuesday and Thursday at exactly eleven forty-five, demanding a clean spoon and gravy without a skin on it, a gruff and exacting presence who seems to be carrying something far heavier than his complaints about burnt toast. As the seasons turn and old griefs surface - a lawyer's wife, a man named Graham in Dallas, a winter in France, a will that changes everything - the Blue Star becomes the place where broken lives quietly find their way back toward warmth. A Blue Star is a tender, small-town novel about grief, second chances, and the found family that gathers, one plate at a time, under a flickering neon sign.- A cast of vividly drawn small-town regulars - a gruff veteran, a devoted cook, a sharp-tongued waitress - anchored by warm, character-driven dialogue- A slow-building relationship between two guarded people learning to let each other in- Five interwoven parts tracing loss, memory, and reconnection across changing seasons- An unflinching, tender look at single motherhood and the quiet resilience it demands- A richly atmospheric small-town setting that turns a neon-lit diner into the heart of the storyIf you love slow-burn, character-driven small-town fiction with heart, get your copy of A Blue Star today.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Every morning before sunrise, Nora unlocks the Blue Star Café in the small town of Marlowe, pours the first pot of coffee, and holds together a life that's been stretched thin since her divorce - a young son named Eli who notices everything, a diner full of regulars who feel like family, and never quite enough hours in the day. Then Elias Mercer starts appearing every Tuesday and Thursday at exactly eleven forty-five, demanding a clean spoon and gravy without a skin on it, a gruff and exacting presence who seems to be carrying something far heavier than his complaints about burnt toast. As the seasons turn and old griefs surface - a lawyer's wife, a man named Graham in Dallas, a winter in France, a will that changes everything - the Blue Star becomes the place where broken lives quietly find their way back toward warmth. A Blue Star is a tender, small-town novel about grief, second chances, and the found family that gathers, one plate at a time, under a flickering neon sign.- A cast of vividly drawn small-town regulars - a gruff veteran, a devoted cook, a sharp-tongued waitress - anchored by warm, character-driven dialogue- A slow-building relationship between two guarded people learning to let each other in- Five interwoven parts tracing loss, memory, and reconnection across changing seasons- An unflinching, tender look at single motherhood and the quiet resilience it demands- A richly atmospheric small-town setting that turns a neon-lit diner into the heart of the storyIf you love slow-burn, character-driven small-town fiction with heart, get your copy of A Blue Star today.…