What's Happening?
Caroline Goldstein's novel 'Found Time' tells the story of Lili and Reid, who meet at a Jeff Buckley concert in 1993 and have a brief but passionate affair. Thirty years later, they reunite at a tribute
concert, each accompanied by their teenage daughters. The novel explores themes of nostalgia, fate, and the impact of life choices on relationships. Goldstein, known for her thriller writing, shifts to romance, creating a narrative that intertwines past and present, highlighting the characters' growth and the influence of their children in rekindling their connection.
Why It's Important?
The novel's exploration of second chances and the passage of time resonates with readers who appreciate stories of personal growth and redemption. By setting the narrative against the backdrop of New York City and incorporating elements of 1990s nostalgia, Goldstein taps into a cultural moment that appeals to a wide audience. The story's focus on family dynamics and the role of children in shaping adult relationships adds depth to the romance genre, offering a fresh perspective on love and reconciliation. This shift in genre for Goldstein may attract new readers and expand her literary reach.
