Book Club+ MPC discussion

Hi everyone,

We hope you are enjoying this time-travel adventure "The Unmaking of June Farrow." I am cheering for things to work out for June in the end. June's life seems to keep getting more complicated as time passes. Speaking of time, that infamous red-door could appear at any moment and if June chooses, return to her own time. Or is the past her time? Memories are starting to make decisions more difficult for her. Who does she choose? Eamon? Annie? Mason? A crime has been committed, who did it? Will town justice stop June from settling this mystery and the fate of her life once and for all? We are now at Chapter 23.

Chapter 23
June had returned after seeing Mimi Granger. She wanted to know the truth, but no one was willing to tell her. June knew that Eamon was hiding something. She came across a town newspaper that spoke about Nathaniel's death, one year later. June went to see Esther for more answers. Esther told her there an unexplained phenomenon happening with how June came back. She wasn't sure if June could go back. Each time-travel with the Farrow women was unique. No one knew what to expect.

June asked Esther if she thought that Nathaniel killed Susanna. She didn't deny it...She said Susanna was weak. She didn't know if Susanna had the strength to even take her own life. June asked if she thought Eamon killed Nathaniel. She said she didn't know the answer to that question. Capable, yes, but did he do it, she didn't know. She returned back to the farm, to Eamon. She went to bed, but heard Annie crying. Eamon didn't come like he usually did. June tried to calm Annie. Eamon finally came and with June they climbed in the bed with Annie. They joined hands, Annie in the middle....

Tough questions are being asked. Did Eamon kill Nathaniel? Did Nathaniel kill Susanna? Will June be able to go back through the door again? What is Esther and Eamon hiding? The closeness between Eamon and June is getting more intense. Can June fight it? These feelings are complicating her leaving. What do you think?

Have a good day.

Sincerely,

-Donna