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From Goodreads:
On a cool autumn day in 1948, Victoria Nash delivers late-season peaches from her family’s farm set amid the wild beauty of Colorado. As she heads into her village, a disheveled stranger stops to ask her the way. How she chooses to answer will unknowingly alter the course of both their young lives.
So begins the mesmerizing story of split-second choices and courageous acts that propel Victoria away from the only home she has ever known and towards a reckoning with loss, hope and her own untapped strength.
Gathering all the pieces of her small and extraordinary existence, spinning through the eddies of desire, heartbreak and betrayal, she will arrive at a single rocky decision that will change her life forever.
Go as a River is a heart-wrenching coming-of-age story and a drama of enthralling power. Combining unforgettable characters and a breathtaking natural setting, it is a sweeping story of survival and becoming, of the deepest mysteries of love, truth and fate.
Rapid Rating: High.
Profanity includes around 14 instances of moderate profanity, about 33 uses of mild language, and a few instances of the name of Deity in vain. Sexual content includes kissing and several instances of sex, with fairly minimal detail aside from mention of the act and removing clothes, as well as references to heavy making-out and off-screen sex. Violence includes mentions of war in Vietnam and a character going there as a soldier, as well as a death by drug overdose.
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