The Trashcan Opera Society by Marc McVey

I hope to see more works from author Marc McVey, as I believe there is plenty of writing to do for him!”–Reviewed by IABookReviews. However, I think it ended quite nicely and to the point where I felt a sense of comfort after putting the book down. After reading the book, the story of Jordan and Hannah really stuck with me, wondering where things would go from the end of the book. I do wish the story was a bit longer, but I can tell the author didn’t want to ‘bog down’ the storyline with extra details, or fillers. I liked how the emotions rolled off the pages in massive amounts. Arriving in the English countryside to live with her mother and new stepfather, Jenny has no interest in her surroundings150until she meets Tamsin Since her death over 300 years ago, Tamsin has haunted the lonely estate without rest, trapped by a hidden trauma she can t remember, and a powerful evil even the spirits of night cannot name To help her, Jenny must delve Arriving in the English. “The plot of this story was a pretty good one. Together, Hannah and Jordan form a team to try to survive Los Angeles. Hannah reveals a great secret to Jordan and asks him for his promise to fulfill a wish. Despite his homelessness, he buys annual season tickets to the opera, much to the amusement of his friends. Jordan developed a love of opera during his time in law school.

He lives part of the time in a homeless shelter and other times with Hannah. He has learned to survive using a variety of schemes to make or steal money.

Jordan has recently walked away from the practice of law and has slowly slipped away from his prior life. The is the story of Jordan, a well educated homeless man who, by the result of a violent and unusual accident, meets an aging, exotic dancer named Hannah with whom he forms an extraordinary relationship. The is the story of Jordan, a well educated homeless man who, by the result of a violent and unusual accident, meets an aging, exotic dancer named Hannah with whom he forms an extraordinary relationship. McVey Genre: Contemporary Literary Fiction Price: 3.99 USD Where to Get It: Amazon Barnes & Noble.

The Trashcan Opera Society by Marc McVey