mudflowers Style:Paperback presuming she was dead

presuming she was dead

until one day Payden realizes those words might not fit

the romance turns more serious and morally ambiguous

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and with my sisters I will stand against the evil power that lives beneath the black mountain—an evil that has already killed nine of our village’s men

mudflowers Style:Paperback presuming she was deadBy Aley Waterman In the wake of her mothers death, Sophie navigates a complicated dynamic between her oldest love, Alex, and newest love, Maggie. Dynamics unfold in surprising ways, leading Sophie back to her home in Newfoundland to reconcile her past and her future. A gorgeous depiction of the tender, painful stretching required to love well and expansively, to recast our ideas of romance and family. Aimee Wall, author of We, Jane In the year