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THE TIDE ALWAYS RETURNS Caroline Marcum thought she'd put the great mistake of her life behind her when she left Wellfleet, but is forced to face it when she returns to her childhood home on the bay to care for her dying mother. Ridley Neal thought he'd put his past-and his prison term-behind him when he returned home to take over his father's oyster and clam farm in the harbor. Casual acquaintances long ago, their lives intersect once again during a fierce nor'easter. But suspicions are soon raised when a lawsuit threatens Rid's livelihood and a chance encounter with the woman Caroline most…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
THE TIDE ALWAYS RETURNS Caroline Marcum thought she'd put the great mistake of her life behind her when she left Wellfleet, but is forced to face it when she returns to her childhood home on the bay to care for her dying mother. Ridley Neal thought he'd put his past-and his prison term-behind him when he returned home to take over his father's oyster and clam farm in the harbor. Casual acquaintances long ago, their lives intersect once again during a fierce nor'easter. But suspicions are soon raised when a lawsuit threatens Rid's livelihood and a chance encounter with the woman Caroline most dreads results in threats and vandalism. Each burdened with guilt and struggling with mistrust, they must set aside their fears and take a chance on the possibility of forgiveness and love.
Autorenporträt
Lynne Hugo is an American author whose roots are in New England. A National Endowment For the Arts Fellowship recipient, she has also received repeat individual artist grants from the Ohio Arts Council and the Kentucky Foundation for Women. Her publications include eleven novels as well as a memoir, Where the Trail Grows Faint, which won the Riverteeth Creative Nonfiction Book Prize. Her latest novels are The Language of Kin (7/23) and A Matter of Mercy, 10th Anniversary Edition (8/24). She has also published two books of poetry and a children's book. Hugo lives with her husband, a photographer, in the Midwest. The couple are parents of two, have three grandchildren, and an energetic beagle/Lab mix who excels at barking, retrieving tennis balls, and terrorizing squirrels