Returning Thread by Solomon Ben (16 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An infant is left in a canvas tote bag outside a daycare center at dawn - not crying, not distressed, but watching Caroline Reyes with a steadiness no newborn should have. As the boy, Elias, grows up in the Hale family, a golden thread of unexplained connection binds him to a girl named Vera he's never met, pulling both children toward a mystery buried in a hemlock-woods archive and a century-old grief that was never properly laid to rest. But not every bond in this story is inherited. Jonah, the family's third child, shares none of the siblings' uncanny wiring - no dreams, no wordless language - and must build his place in the family the hard way, one imperfect choice at a time. The Returning Thread is a tender, slow-unfolding novel about the difference between the connections we're born into and the ones we choose to keep, and what it costs - and gives back - to keep showing up for the people we love.A quietly supernatural mystery grounded in the everyday texture of family lifeThree intertwined perspectives - two children bound by an inexplicable thread, and one who chooses his family without itA patient, decades-spanning structure that rewards close attention, echoing the novel's own theme of sustained noticingA century-old buried grief resolved not through force, but through care and persistenceThoughtful, literary prose bookended by a preface and foreword that frame the novel as a meditation on chosen versus inherited familyIf you love layered, emotionally rich family mysteries with a touch of the uncanny, get your copy of The Returning Thread today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An infant is left in a canvas tote bag outside a daycare center at dawn - not crying, not distressed, but watching Caroline Reyes with a steadiness no newborn should have. As the boy, Elias, grows up in the Hale family, a golden thread of unexplained connection binds him to a girl named Vera he's never met, pulling both children toward a mystery buried in a hemlock-woods archive and a century-old grief that was never properly laid to rest. But not every bond in this story is inherited. Jonah, the family's third child, shares none of the siblings' uncanny wiring - no dreams, no wordless language - and must build his place in the family the hard way, one imperfect choice at a time. The Returning Thread is a tender, slow-unfolding novel about the difference between the connections we're born into and the ones we choose to keep, and what it costs - and gives back - to keep showing up for the people we love.A quietly supernatural mystery grounded in the everyday texture of family lifeThree intertwined perspectives - two children bound by an inexplicable thread, and one who chooses his family without itA patient, decades-spanning structure that rewards close attention, echoing the novel's own theme of sustained noticingA century-old buried grief resolved not through force, but through care and persistenceThoughtful, literary prose bookended by a preface and foreword that frame the novel as a meditation on chosen versus inherited familyIf you love layered, emotionally rich family mysteries with a touch of the uncanny, get your copy of The Returning Thread today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - An infant is left in a canvas tote bag outside a daycare center at dawn - not crying, not distressed, but watching Caroline Reyes with a steadiness no newborn should have. As the boy, Elias, grows up in the Hale family, a golden thread of unexplained connection binds him to a girl named Vera he's never met, pulling both children toward a mystery buried in a hemlock-woods archive and a century-old grief that was never properly laid to rest. But not every bond in this story is inherited. Jonah, the family's third child, shares none of the siblings' uncanny wiring - no dreams, no wordless language - and must build his place in the family the hard way, one imperfect choice at a time. The Returning Thread is a tender, slow-unfolding novel about the difference between the connections we're born into and the ones we choose to keep, and what it costs - and gives back - to keep showing up for the people we love.A quietly supernatural mystery grounded in the everyday texture of family lifeThree intertwined perspectives - two children bound by an inexplicable thread, and one who chooses his family without itA patient, decades-spanning structure that rewards close attention, echoing the novel's own theme of sustained noticingA century-old buried grief resolved not through force, but through care and persistenceThoughtful, literary prose bookended by a preface and foreword that frame the novel as a meditation on chosen versus inherited familyIf you love layered, emotionally rich family mysteries with a touch of the uncanny, get your copy of The Returning Thread today.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An infant is left in a canvas tote bag outside a daycare center at dawn - not crying, not distressed, but watching Caroline Reyes with a steadiness no newborn should have. As the boy, Elias, grows up in the Hale family, a golden thread of unexplained connection binds him to a girl named Vera he's never met, pulling both children toward a mystery buried in a hemlock-woods archive and a century-old grief that was never properly laid to rest. But not every bond in this story is inherited. Jonah, the family's third child, shares none of the siblings' uncanny wiring - no dreams, no wordless language - and must build his place in the family the hard way, one imperfect choice at a time. The Returning Thread is a tender, slow-unfolding novel about the difference between the connections we're born into and the ones we choose to keep, and what it costs - and gives back - to keep showing up for the people we love.A quietly supernatural mystery grounded in the everyday texture of family lifeThree intertwined perspectives - two children bound by an inexplicable thread, and one who chooses his family without itA patient, decades-spanning structure that rewards close attention, echoing the novel's own theme of sustained noticingA century-old buried grief resolved not through force, but through care and persistenceThoughtful, literary prose bookended by a preface and foreword that frame the novel as a meditation on chosen versus inherited familyIf you love layered, emotionally rich family mysteries with a touch of the uncanny, get your copy of The Returning Thread today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An infant is left in a canvas tote bag outside a daycare center at dawn - not crying, not distressed, but watching Caroline Reyes with a steadiness no newborn should have. As the boy, Elias, grows up in the Hale family, a golden thread of unexplained connection binds him to a girl named Vera he's never met, pulling both children toward a mystery buried in a hemlock-woods archive and a century-old grief that was never properly laid to rest. But not every bond in this story is inherited. Jonah, the family's third child, shares none of the siblings' uncanny wiring - no dreams, no wordless language - and must build his place in the family the hard way, one imperfect choice at a time. The Returning Thread is a tender, slow-unfolding novel about the difference between the connections we're born into and the ones we choose to keep, and what it costs - and gives back - to keep showing up for the people we love.A quietly supernatural mystery grounded in the everyday texture of family lifeThree intertwined perspectives - two children bound by an inexplicable thread, and one who chooses his family without itA patient, decades-spanning structure that rewards close attention, echoing the novel's own theme of sustained noticingA century-old buried grief resolved not through force, but through care and persistenceThoughtful, literary prose bookended by a preface and foreword that frame the novel as a meditation on chosen versus inherited familyIf you love layered, emotionally rich family mysteries with a touch of the uncanny, get your copy of The Returning Thread today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. THE RETURNING THREAD | Ben Solomon | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Ben Solomon | EAN 9798235579101 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - An infant is left in a canvas tote bag outside a daycare center at dawn - not crying, not distressed, but watching Caroline Reyes with a steadiness no newborn should have. As the boy, Elias, grows up in the Hale family, a golden thread of unexplained connection binds him to a girl named Vera he's never met, pulling both children toward a mystery buried in a hemlock-woods archive and a century-old grief that was never properly laid to rest. But not every bond in this story is inherited. Jonah, the family's third child, shares none of the siblings' uncanny wiring - no dreams, no wordless language - and must build his place in the family the hard way, one imperfect choice at a time. The Returning Thread is a tender, slow-unfolding novel about the difference between the connections we're born into and the ones we choose to keep, and what it costs - and gives back - to keep showing up for the people we love.A quietly supernatural mystery grounded in the everyday texture of family lifeThree intertwined perspectives - two children bound by an inexplicable thread, and one who chooses his family without itA patient, decades-spanning structure that rewards close attention, echoing the novel's own theme of sustained noticingA century-old buried grief resolved not through force, but through care and persistenceThoughtful, literary prose bookended by a preface and foreword that frame the novel as a meditation on chosen versus inherited familyIf you love layered, emotionally rich family mysteries with a touch of the uncanny, get your copy of The Returning Thread today.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An infant is left in a canvas tote bag outside a daycare center at dawn - not crying, not distressed, but watching Caroline Reyes with a steadiness no newborn should have. As the boy, Elias, grows up in the Hale family, a golden thread of unexplained connection binds him to a girl named Vera he's never met, pulling both children toward a mystery buried in a hemlock-woods archive and a century-old grief that was never properly laid to rest. But not every bond in this story is inherited. Jonah, the family's third child, shares none of the siblings' uncanny wiring - no dreams, no wordless language - and must build his place in the family the hard way, one imperfect choice at a time. The Returning Thread is a tender, slow-unfolding novel about the difference between the connections we're born into and the ones we choose to keep, and what it costs - and gives back - to keep showing up for the people we love.A quietly supernatural mystery grounded in the everyday texture of family lifeThree intertwined perspectives - two children bound by an inexplicable thread, and one who chooses his family without itA patient, decades-spanning structure that rewards close attention, echoing the novel's own theme of sustained noticingA century-old buried grief resolved not through force, but through care and persistenceThoughtful, literary prose bookended by a preface and foreword that frame the novel as a meditation on chosen versus inherited familyIf you love layered, emotionally rich family mysteries with a touch of the uncanny, get your copy of The Returning Thread today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An infant is left in a canvas tote bag outside a daycare center at dawn - not crying, not distressed, but watching Caroline Reyes with a steadiness no newborn should have. As the boy, Elias, grows up in the Hale family, a golden thread of unexplained connection binds him to a girl named Vera he's never met, pulling both children toward a mystery buried in a hemlock-woods archive and a century-old grief that was never properly laid to rest. But not every bond in this story is inherited. Jonah, the family's third child, shares none of the siblings' uncanny wiring - no dreams, no wordless language - and must build his place in the family the hard way, one imperfect choice at a time. The Returning Thread is a tender, slow-unfolding novel about the difference between the connections we're born into and the ones we choose to keep, and what it costs - and gives back - to keep showing up for the people we love.A quietly supernatural mystery grounded in the everyday texture of family lifeThree intertwined perspectives - two children bound by an inexplicable thread, and one who chooses his family without itA patient, decades-spanning structure that rewards close attention, echoing the novel's own theme of sustained noticingA century-old buried grief resolved not through force, but through care and persistenceThoughtful, literary prose bookended by a preface and foreword that frame the novel as a meditation on chosen versus inherited familyIf you love layered, emotionally rich family mysteries with a touch of the uncanny, get your copy of The Returning Thread today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. THE RETURNING THREAD | Ben Solomon | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Ben Solomon | EAN 9798182715072 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.