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The Marsh Queen Virginia Hartman

Name: The Marsh Queen Virginia Hartman
SKU: BELL-45589628
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (20 reviews)

SKU: BELL-45589628

$ 31.00 ~~$ 45.00~~ (-31%)

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The Marsh Queen Virginia Hartman instant download after payment.

Publisher: Gallery Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.74 MB

Author: Virginia Hartman

ISBN: 9781982171605, 9781982171629, 198217160X, 1982171626

Language: English

Year: 2022

Product desciption

The Marsh Queen Virginia Hartman by Virginia Hartman 9781982171605, 9781982171629, 198217160X, 1982171626 instant download after payment.

For fans of Where the Crawdads Sing, this powerful novel, set amid the lush landscape of the Florida wetlands, delves into past crimes, old memories, and the eloquent, limitless expanse of parental love.
Loni Mae Murrow’s life as a bird artist at the Smithsonian in Washington, DC, is tidy, if a trifle constrained—until she’s abruptly summoned back home to the wetlands of northern Florida, where she grew up. Her mother, critical and difficult, has grown frail and been resentfully consigned to assisted living, and her younger brother, Phil, juggling a job, a wife, and two young children, needs her help. Loni may not be her mother’s only child, but there are some things only a daughter can do.
Going through her mother’s things when she returns, Loni finds a cryptic note from a woman whose name she doesn’t recognize: “There are some things I have to tell you about Boyd’s death,” it reads. Boyd is her father, a man who drowned in a boating accident out on the marsh when Loni was twelve and Phil just a baby. The circumstances of his death, long presumed a suicide, turn out to be murkier than anyone thought.
Against her better judgment, she finds herself drawn into a dangerous quest to discover the truth about how he died, struggling all the while to reconnect with her mother through the remnants of their past and to reconcile with her brother and his pushy, provincial wife. At last moved to avenge the wrongs done to her family, Loni has to decide whether to join the violence or end it.