I experienced a gamut of emotions while reading this book. It is a very engaging story, well written and descriptive.
Many thanks to the author and to NetGalley for providing me with a galley in exchange for my honest opinion.

The author has to take a trip home after the loss of his brother. This book deals with hope, love and loss. The book proves that you can always go home again. A really fast and interesting read.

The Home I Left
by Travis S. Bush
The Home I Left is a gripping tale that reminds us that, sometimes, it's the journey back that leads us forward. Sometimes as the book shows, going Home is not at all easy. Going home is where you become when you leave.
I related too much to this one. Some people never change, other must.

An emotional rollercoaster of a book that I couldn't put down. The story takes you on John's journey of self-discovery and redemption as he returns home to confront his past and his family's secrets. The vivid portrayal of small-town life, combined with the raw emotions and conflicts that surface, make this book an absorbing read. Bush's writing is both poignant and heartfelt, drawing you into the characters' lives and making you feel every emotion they experience. John's transformation throughout the book is beautifully portrayed, and you can't help but root for him as he faces his demons and learns the true meaning of family.

This book grabbed me right from the start. As soon as I read the first few pages, I was hooked. I didn't expect to be so engrossed in a family drama. It's a heartfelt saga that takes you on a journey through generations of a small-town family, rife with secrets, conflicts, and, ultimately, redemption. There's a richness in the characters and their relationships that is truly captivating. Travis S. Bush weaves a tale that's so relatable and down-to-earth that you feel like you're right there with John on his journey.