How the Story Always Ends
A Novel
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Wendy Heard
Paloma is grieving the loss of her enigmatic mother when she discovers a book in her effects that explores the phenomenon of young children who remember their past lives. Flipping through the pages, she finds that she was one of the children, interviewed about her memories of a man’s brutal murder when she was only four years old. But there’s someone else who is having memories of the same man’s death.
For years, Dante has been reliving the details of a murder that occurred before he was born. When he stumbles upon a reincarnation research team, he reaches out for help but instead meets Paloma, whose memories are eerily similar to his. They quickly realize that their lives—and love stories—are more interwoven than they could have imagined. Now, they must work together to uncover the truth about their last deaths or fall prey to the same violent end that haunts them in life after life.
What ensues is a gripping tale of reincarnation, memory, and fate that spans from the sun-drenched streets of modern Los Angeles to the colonial-era Caribbean Sea. Each remembered life and forgotten history proves pivotal in Paloma and Dante’s search for answers, but only time will tell if they can escape their fate . . . or if their story is destined to end tragically once again.
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Commentaires
“In this utterly original novel, Wendy Heard delivers a deeply satisfying, mystical, and engrossing thriller-come-romance. Surprising from start to finish, How the Story Always Ends not only is a propulsive read, it’s one that gets you pondering the mysteries of life and feeling perhaps the most unique of human emotions: yearning. . . . Unputdownable!”—Xochitl González, New York Times bestselling author of Olga Dies Dreaming
“A cleverly constructed metaphysical mystery with a profoundly moving emotional core . . . Heard’s most compelling and unforgettable work yet!”—Layne Fargo, bestselling author of The Favorites
“Thrilling, twisty, and beautifully written, How the Story Always Ends crosses time and place for a story unlike anything else. . . . A bloody mystery that spans centuries, like The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue delivered on a knife’s edge.”—Mike Chen, New York Times bestselling author of Here and Now and Then
“Heard has pulled off something remarkable: a novel that’s equal parts heart-racing thriller and poignant exploration of love, destiny, and grief. This has the emotional sweep of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow and the irresistible pace of a thriller you can’t put down.”—Halley Sutton, USA Today bestselling author of The Hurricane Blonde
“A cleverly constructed metaphysical mystery with a profoundly moving emotional core . . . Heard’s most compelling and unforgettable work yet!”—Layne Fargo, bestselling author of The Favorites
“Thrilling, twisty, and beautifully written, How the Story Always Ends crosses time and place for a story unlike anything else. . . . A bloody mystery that spans centuries, like The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue delivered on a knife’s edge.”—Mike Chen, New York Times bestselling author of Here and Now and Then
“Heard has pulled off something remarkable: a novel that’s equal parts heart-racing thriller and poignant exploration of love, destiny, and grief. This has the emotional sweep of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow and the irresistible pace of a thriller you can’t put down.”—Halley Sutton, USA Today bestselling author of The Hurricane Blonde
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