by Mary Vandergoot (Author)
Maggie Barnes has left her journals to her son, Rowland, but he is puzzled by gaps in her accounts, and he turns to his mother's dear friend, Alethea, for help. Rowland reviews memories he shaped as a naïve boy, and in the process is forced to admit that he was clueless about much of what was happening around him. Alethea tries to answer Rowland's questions about his mother, but as she does she realizes that she cannot tell Maggie's story without telling her own. The hidden stories Rowland and Alethea resurrect and share with each other change them, and their hearts are opened to a connection that bridges the generations.
Author Biography
Mary VanderGoot is a psychologist, marriage and family therapist, and addictions counselor. She has been a professor of psychology, a prison educator, and a caseworker for International Red Cross Services for tracing missing persons. She is the author of After Freedom: How Boomers Pursued Freedom, Questioned Virtue, and Still Search for Meaning (2012) and Broken Glass (2019), the first novel in the Maggie Barnes Trilogy.
Number of Pages: 266
Dimensions: 0.55 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: June 18, 2021
