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Minnesota, 1956 Unknown human remains are discovered deep within the mosaic of rugged forests and interconnected waterways once home to the native Ojibwe people. More than 30 years later, fresh news of the cold case reopens old wounds for an Arizona family, from a time when gender stereotypes, racial bigotry, and small-town gossip led to tragedy. Now, three generations - a mother, son and granddaughter - embark on a cross-country journey in a search for truth and a hope of redemption. As long-buried secrets are unearthed, they each begin to question their memories, motives, and basic notions of good and evil.

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"""Memorable... vibrant imagery... well-honed characters with intricate thoughts and emotions. McCann treats important topics, including discrimination, racism, and sexism, with grace and a gentle spirit."" - The BookLife Prize"

"""Memorable... vibrant imagery... well-honed characters with intricate thoughts and emotions. McCann treats important topics, including discrimination, racism, and sexism, with grace and a gentle spirit."" - The BookLife Prize ""Through beautiful storytelling, McCann allows us to accompany a family through a generation of pain and misunderstandings, in settings that prickle the skin and seep into your bone."" - C. Hope Clark, author of the award-winning Edisto Island Mysteries, Carolina Slade Mysteries, and Sterling Banks Mysteries"

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JESSICA MCCANN has worked for 35 years as a professional freelance writer, journalist, and creative nonfiction author. Her historical novels have won the Freedom in Fiction Prize and Arizona Book of the Year. McCann lives in Phoenix.

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