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Seller Inventory # L1-9781960462152
- Title
- The Fall of Bellwether
- Author
- Broughman, Chad V
- Publisher
- Anamcara Press LLC
- Publication year
- 2024
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- HRD
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1960462156
- ISBN 13
- 9781960462152
- Item weight
- 635 grams
"Broughman has created an American epic, a grand story that stretches across land and water, time and race, gender and religion. ... as characters go off to war, flee to cities, and escape the terrors of slavery, we encounter the awesome forces of mercy, hope, even forgiveness. Broughman's prose sweeps from achingly tender to brutal and bare-knuckled, his prowess managing multiple voices and tensions. ...brazenly beautiful writing."
-John Mauk, author of Field Notes for the Earthbound
In the heart of 1841 Midwest lies Bellwether, with its cobblestone streets and whispered secrets Here a mother and daughter fight against abandonment and starvation, defying the harsh reality that seeks to crush them both. But this resilience isn't just a flicker; it's a blazing challenge to the very fabric of the town's beliefs.
The Fall of Bellwether beckons readers into a world where love is forbidden and forgiveness is rare currency. With the skill of a master storyteller, the Broughman breathes life into the inhabitants of Bellwether, weaving an intricate web of relationships that captivates the soul.
Follow Sarah and Hiram as they navigate the treacherous waters of illicit romance, their hearts entangled in a dance against societal norms. Get to know Eva and Uriah as they bravely open the door to forgiveness, inviting light into the shadows of the past.
The Fall of Bellwether is a literary gem, a testament to the indomitable resilience of the human spirit. In its pages, a mesmerizing tale unfolds. Step into the past and discover the strength that can be found even in the darkest of times.
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PBShop.store US
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