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Original Title:	A Time To Tell
ISBN:	1905621272 (ISBN13: 9781905621279)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Cara Edwards, Penelope Truman, Benjamin Edwards, Frederick Johnson, David Truman
Setting:	United Kingdom

A Time to Tell

Maria Savva

Paperback | Pages: 304 pages

Rating: 3.83 | 66 Users | 29 Reviews

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Set between the 1950s and the start of the 21st Century, "A Time to Tell" is the poignant story of Cara, from her dramatic attempted suicide to her roles as a smitten eighteen-year-old, wife, widow and grandmother, and her final, passionate reunion with the man she has always loved. It is also the parallel tale of Cara's prodigal son Benjamin and his daughter Penelope, whose unhappy relationship with her father has led her into marriage with a man whose own dysfunctional family have turned him into a person who at first seems strangely attractive, but turns out to have a dark and terrifying side... Rich in colourful characters and pertinent social themes, "A Time to Tell" is an eventful and often disturbing tale of the pain and pleasures of family relationships.

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Title	:	A Time to Tell
Author	:	Maria Savva
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 304 pages
Published	:	February 1st 2008 by Pen Press (first published December 13th 2006)
Categories	:	Fiction. Modern

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Ratings: 3.83 From 66 Users | 29 Reviews

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The writing was okay but the characters...... There wasn't a single one I liked. They all kept secrets, saw how others secretly adversely affected people and then still kept their mouths shut. They just buried their heads in the sands. It takes passive aggressive to a whole new level. And it gets two 5 star reviews from the author on good reads. What's up with that?

A Time To Tell spans one Familys life from the 1950's to the present. Set in the center is Cora the Matriarch. She has a deep secret that haunts her still to this day. Her children have their own inner demons they must face and conquer. The family is torn apart due to this last sin and Cora is determined to somehow pull them all back together as a family again. But can she pull off this impossible feat? An emotional heartfelt read. Ms Savva takes us into the hearts and minds of her characters. A

A Time to Tell (Maria Savva)A fantastic story. Spanning from the 1950's to present A time to tell is the story of one family's life. Set right in the center is the Matriarch Cara. She has a deep secret that has haunted her, and is still doing so to this day. Her children each have their own inner demons they must conquer and face. This family is torn apart due to this past sin and Cara is determined to somehow pull them all back together to what they once were. But can she pull off this

A Time To Tell is part mystery, part romance, part character study, and I really enjoyed it. Its an insightful and piercing look at a family where secrets and lies have shaped peoples lives for decades, and about what happens when those lies and secrets are exposed. The main character Cara, carries a very big and very heavy secret from her past: its a secret that weighs her down with regret and sorrow and even anger, but as dark as that secret is, there are also brighter memories of love and

I can't figure out why everybody gave this book such high ratings. I didn't like a single character in this book. They all had secrets that they were keeping from one another. I felt like Cara didn't have the balls to own up to her mistakes and I couldn't believe that she acted like she didn't care about how her son Ben was abusive and almost killed his first wife. I thought Penelope was too pushy and Gloria was just a bitch. The ending was terrible too because I felt like there was no real

'A Time to Tell'is a very well written book that tells the fictional story of a girl called Cara through her life span from teenager wife widow to grandmother. It is a story of loverelationships and the dark side of domestic violence. This is an eventful story which is sad and disturbing at times. The story is carefully written in respect to some what disturbing issues that can unfortunately occur within some relationships. Domestic violence is not often talked about openly within our society.

After reading this book, I ordered two more! I've already got a person in mind to send one of the extras to, and the other I'll keep around for the future. (I almost always keep a copy of anything I've read, for reference.)Within the pages of "A Time to Tell", intertwined with a compelling story, is the stark reality of domestic violence. From time to time, I do a little psychological counseling for people who either can't afford or won't go to see a professional counselor, and I can't think of