The sequel to R.A. Comunale's highly praised first novel, "Requiem for the Bone Man," follows the continuing story of Dr. Robert Galen and his friends, Robert and Nancy Edison, as they adjust to semi-retirement on a mountaintop in northeastern Pennsylvania, raising and caring for the three orphaned Hidalgo children they rescued and adopted. Along the way, the six residents of the mountain interact with a variety of individuals–human and animal–who also are seeking sanctuary, and even redemption, on the property that becomes known as Safehaven. In ways mystical, magical and even heroic, Comunale once again envelops readers in a fictional world that is often harrowing, but always captivating.
