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The Edge of the Water

Elizabeth Fenton

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Shortly before her fortieth birthday, Molly, receives a letter from a daughter she had given up for adoption when she was a teenager. At a point in her life where Molly needs to find answers about her own identity, she sets out across the country to meet her estranged daughter on Ridgeport Island, a small island in Maine. A future beyond any of Molly's expectations waits for her discovery if only she can unlock the door she had closed on her past. The daughter, Electra, offers Molly that key, and a local bachelor helps her to use it, opening her heart to the possibilities.

Language: English

Pages: 240

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Elizabeth Fenton Lochner

Release: October 02, 2008

ISBN: 0615216897

ISBN 13: 9780615216898

The Edge of the Water

Elizabeth Fenton

0/5 ( ratings)

Shortly before her fortieth birthday, Molly, receives a letter from a daughter she had given up for adoption when she was a teenager. At a point in her life where Molly needs to find answers about her own identity, she sets out across the country to meet her estranged daughter on Ridgeport Island, a small island in Maine. A future beyond any of Molly's expectations waits for her discovery if only she can unlock the door she had closed on her past. The daughter, Electra, offers Molly that key, and a local bachelor helps her to use it, opening her heart to the possibilities.

Language: English

Pages: 240

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Elizabeth Fenton Lochner

Release: October 02, 2008

ISBN: 0615216897

ISBN 13: 9780615216898

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