Shades of Groundhog Day reside in the backdrop of THROUGH THE SNOW GLOBE by Annie Rains. In fact, the author does mention that movie through the thoughts of the lead character Diana. Diana is a physical therapist who cares for specific people who are housebound because of their issues. We meet a couple of her clients as they become part of Diana’s journey into who she really is. Folk around her have a rather concrete description of her. She feels as though she is judged harshly and unfairly. That is the provocative question throughout this book.
Annie Rains takes us on an introspective journey for Diana through the magic of an enchanted snow globe. Okay, time to suspend disbelief and enter the world of dreams. Imagine trying to change the trajectory of your life. Diana desperately wants happiness and love. She has a problem with recognizing her own value. Her fiancé Linus wants to move forward with their relationship, but his attempts are stalled by Diana’s fears.
Diana is a product of her upbringing and lack of demonstrative love of a family. Linus is quite the opposite with his wonderful large family. Diana is going to face many of her self-imposed demons, and we are along for a very bumpy ride.
Annie Rains really flexed her literary muscles in THROUGH THE SNOW GLOBE. I already know this is one of those stories that will be revisited. The supporting cast is absolutely dreamy. The relationship building is well thought out and delightful.
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