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A Mountain Among Many
- Narrated by: Gwendolyn Stone
- Length: 3 hrs and 46 mins
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A Mountain Among Many
Narrated by:
Gwendolyn Stone
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Publisher's Summary
It's 1925 in the wild mountains of Birchwood, West Virginia. Everett Thornhill is the heir to his family's estate, but his troubled past is never far behind. He is sent to Thornhill Manor in the hopes that he will learn the value of continuing the family legacy.
Julia is a servant at Thornhill Manor. While she tends to her daily chores, her mind is always off on an adventure in the mountains. She finds it hard to conform to the ways of the Thornhill family and might not be long for her position at the manor.
When Everett and Julia find themselves confronted with one another, things at Thornhill Manor might never be the same.
©2019 James Agee, Jr. (P)2019 James Agee, Jr.
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