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A reclusive biologist returns to her childhood home on the Elwha River, where she untangles her mysterious past. A new...
Now available for PREORDER.
A reclusive biologist returns to her childhood home on the Elwha River, where she untangles her mysterious past. A new...
A keen student of the natural world and the workings of the human heart, Pacific Northwest author Cheryl Grey Bostrom captures the mystery and wonder of both in her lyrical, riveting fiction.
Her novels Sugar Birds (Christy finalist, Amazon bestseller, and Book of the Year) and Leaning on Air have won more than two dozen industry honors, among which are CT’s Fiction Award of Merit and American Fiction, Reader’s Favorite, Carol, Nautilus, Best Book, Foreword Indies, and International Book Awards.
An avid birder and nature photographer, Cheryl lives in rural Washington State with her husband and three irrepressible Gordon setters.
A keen student of the natural world and the workings of the human heart, Pacific Northwest author Cheryl Grey Bostrom captures the mystery and wonder of both in her lyrical, riveting fiction.
Her novels Sugar Birds (Christy finalist, Amazon bestseller, and Book of the Year) and Leaning on Air have won more than two dozen industry honors, among which are CT’s Fiction Award of Merit and American Fiction, Reader’s Favorite, Carol, Nautilus, Best...
Now available for PREORDER.
A reclusive biologist returns to her childhood home on the Elwha River, where she untangles her mysterious past. A new novel from the award-winning author of Sugar Birds, “an engrossing tale” (Kirkus Reviews), and Leaning on Air, “an exquisitely nuanced love story” (BookTrib).
Hildy Nybo is a successful biologist, her...
When loss drives hawk-researcher Celia from her neurodivergent husband, can a vast land, a silent boy, and a mysterious threat reunite them? “An exquisitely nuanced love story told with gorgeous prose and salt-of-the-earth characters.” —BOOKTRIB
They last spoke as teens . . . but on a country road twelve years later, a surprise encounter reunites...
Young Aggie lights a tragic fire, then flees into a Pacific Northwest forest, evading searchers who must bring her home before wilderness claims them all. Sugar Birds is "A true page-turner . . . an engrossing tale of survival and redemption." —KIRKUS REVIEWS.
NORTHWEST WASHINGTON STATE, 1985
For years, Harris Hayes has taught his daughter,...
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