by Delia Owens · Heyne · tapa blanda · ISBN 9783453424012
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Immerse yourself in the moving story of Kya, the marsh girl, a tale about the fragility of childhood and the imposing beauty of nature. When Chase Andrews is found dead, the inhabitants of Barkley Cove do not hesitate to point to the mysterious young woman as the main suspect. Kya, who lives isolated in the heart of the swamp, knows every corner and creature of her environment. As two young men are attracted to her wild charm, Kya opens herself to a new world, triggering a series of dramatic events. Delia Owens weaves an intense and evocative narrative about how childhood marks us forever and how nature, with its secrets and its strength, can be both a refuge and a danger.
Delia Owens is an American zoologist and author, internationally known for her novel debut Where the Crawdads Sing. Set in the North Carolina marshes, the book became one of the major publishing successes of the 2010s.
