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How a Woman Becomes a Lake
- Narrated by: Laurel Lefkow
- Length: 7 hrs and 14 mins
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How a Woman Becomes a Lake
Narrated by:
Laurel Lefkow
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Publisher's Summary
This day never happened. You hear me?
By a frozen lake, 10-year-old Jesse waits for his father. It's New Year's Day, and his dad promised a fresh start. But Jesse messed it all up. And that's when he meets the woman.
In the months ahead, the woman's sudden disappearance sets off a chain of events in Whale Bay, spanning out like fracture lines into the lives of her husband, the detective trying to solve her case and Jesse and his family - a young boy cracking like ice under the weight of a terrible secret. How a Woman Becomes a Lake is a chilling literary mystery that asks what happens when we are failed by the ones we love.
©2020 Marjorie Celona (P)2020 Hachette Audio UK
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