by Anne Rivers Siddons · HarperTorch · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780061099212
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In 'Up Island', Anne Rivers Siddons introduces us to Molly Bell Redwine, a woman who always believed in the importance of family, influenced by her mother. However, her world crumbles when her husband leaves her and her family scatters. Seeking refuge in Martha's Vineyard, Molly tries to find herself. She decides to stay in a remote cottage and, as she distances herself from her old life in Atlanta, she begins to become part of a new and peculiar family. Through the winter, Molly seeks renewal, identity, and strength, until healing finally comes in the spring.
Anne Rivers Siddons was an American novelist who wrote stories set in the southern United States.
