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Publisher : NineStar Press (October 26, 2020)
Publication date : October 26, 2020
Language : English
File size : 1199 KB
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Intrepid Vivian Chastain may not make the best choice, but she's always trying to make the right one. Faraim gives readers the good, bad, and ugly of Vivian's journey through some crucial years of her life and while the ride might not be pretty at times, it's always entertaining. This is an excellent story that will live in readers' memories for a long, long time after the book is closed.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2020 by phenshaw
This book was great. Kept me captivated the whole way through. I can't wait for the next book in the series to come out. Definitely worth reading!
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2020 by Brandi Blackheart
This was not what I was expecting but I was thoroughly captivated and entertained by Liz Faraim’s debut novel “Canopy”! Vivian Chastain learned how to be strong at a young age but it left her with insecurities that she hides. The minute she was able she left a dysfunctional home life: that had a mother, Bernadette, who didn’t know how to be a loving parent and brother Joey, who abused her without consequences. Getting away from her home life, she joined the Army and met Jared. Her and Jared remained friends through out the military and after. Jared would like to have more with Viv but she explains to Jared she’s gay and he isn’t her type. Jared reluctantly accepts her answer but Viv worries that she just could loose an important friendship. As time passes something strange changes their connection. Viv just lives as normal as possible. She runs and struggles with PTSD, rides her motorcycle, and works at the bar, goes home and enjoys her time in nature. She’s not really thinking about a relationship or partner. Just on a days outing Viv gets into a melee and becomes a witness to a horrid crime. She meets her neighbor, Angela Sorensen first at the bar and then by chance through being a witness in the crime, as Angela is a police officer. They start a relationship that seems questionable and just doesn’t seem to fit Viv. “Canopy” is not my usual type of story but Liz Faraim amazed me and I say “well done”. Liz Faraim takes this story on an interesting turn with mystery, suspense and an in-depth look at Viv’s life. Viv is a very interesting person. She deals with: anger issues, PTSD, self harm, violence and a home life that was abusive. Liz Faraim has a very unique way of writing that it just kept me wanting to read further. I also liked Liz Faraim’s descriptions of the Sacramento area and so many beautiful places to visit in California. It adds another aspect to Viv’s character. Debut, first time read and page turner for me from Liz Faraim. I am certainly watching for the next installment as “Canopy” definitely peaked my curiosity and I have to know what happens next to Vivian Chastain.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2020 by mak
The genre tags for Canopy came from the publicist and I have to respectfully disagree. There are crimes in Liz Faraim’s novel, but this book is not so much a “crime” genre book. Nor is it a “thriller”. This book is...glimpse into the life of Vivian Chastain as she goes about her days. Luckily for us she has some interesting days (laugh). Chastain is a veteran who is struggling with PTSD and is just trying to make it day by day without letting her anger lead her. Along the way we meet her best friend who served with her and who seems to get involved with something which I assume we will find about in a later book. We watch as Chastain gets involved with a new love interest which leads to some interesting consequences. Faraim also throws in some action with Chastain stumbling on a crime, but that is wrapped up pretty quickly. Canopy does not focus on the crime, but on Chastain’s struggle to survive with PTSD from her childhood and from the military. I think if you ignore the tags and are not expecting a crime thriller and are instead just looking to read a general fiction book, you will really enjoy Canopy. Vivian Chastain is a fun character with immense depth. There is some interaction with a character throughout the book that is funny and violent, but showcases the duology of Chastain’s character compared to when Ang is hugging her. I love this complexity. Canopy is the first book in the “Vivian Chastain” series and I am looking forward to seeing where Faraim takes us and Chastain. Warning: Graphic violence, self-harm, abuse of a child by a parent, abuse by a sibling, alcohol abuse, PTSD, and homophobia. I received an ARC of this book and I am writing a review without prejudice and voluntarily.
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This one is a hard one to review - I couldn’t put it down, I read it one setting. It’s very well written, especially for a debut author. The subject matter is dealt with sensitively. It’s just over a four star book for me. Yet it’s hard for me to say I enjoyed it. It’s a tough read and perhaps that’s it for me, I appreciated rather than enjoyed, but it didn’t take anything away from the book - I’m fact I’m eagerly awaiting the next instalment. Viv is ex-army, studying at College and making a living bar tendering. Whilst she’s not completely estranged from her family she is very much a loner - her friendship with another vet Jared being her anchor in a storm. She struggles with PTSD. She meets Angela, a cop, a vet from the Navy and they begin a complicated relationship, with elements of polyamory. Viv stumbles on something criminal that brings a lot of issues into her life and shakes things up in ways she’d never have expected. The topics of abuse from the past, relationship ethics, PTSD, intermittent violence, sex trafficking and some homophobia all mean this isn’t a light read, yet there is something about the way Viv is written that just keeps you reading, wanting to know where this is going to go. The romance between Viv and Ang isn’t the headline for this book. Viv’s life in general, her friendships and her making her way through life are very much front and centre. Despite the somewhat darker tone of the book and therefore my review, I’d encourage you to give this a go - just don’t expect an easy light hearted read, or a neatly tied up ending. I received an e-ARC via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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