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Fireweather

by Miranda Darling

Set in a fire-besieged city, this novel follows a woman struggling to prove her sanity after her family life unravels. Deemed mad by doctors, she seeks solace in nature and begins to imagine an alternative way of living to heal her grief.

Accession 29400 ISBN 9781761381379 Publisher Scribe Publications
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