Rhian Renay

Seven Sundays Rhian Renay

River Stevenson is a young, ambitious, broken, newly divorced, single mom of three on her journey to become happy and whole. In every fiction novel, there is a little bit of truth that inspired it. The raw moments of vulnerability, the triumphs, the disappointments, the lives of the characters are embellished outcomes of things experienced or witnessed by the author, which makes this novel, Seven Sundays, relatable to whoever is reading it. Overnight, the ground beneath River shakes and destroys the foundation of the life she has built for herself. In all of her brokenness, and all of her strength, she tries to find her way to happiness again. Her story is raw and untethered, laced with bad decisions and good memories. She has to decide who she wants to be. She must figure out how she can be broken and healed? Although love, or the lack thereof, is one of the central themes of this novel. Seven Sundays is not your typical urban romance story. River's story gives you permission to be rooted in your purpose while simultaneously exploring your destiny and challenges you to trust the journey without questioning the duration.