Wynn is a girl after my own heart. She loves botany – plants, the woods – more than cities. She has been to college and has a grant to study the plants where she is from as a child and where her Aunt still lives on Willow Island. I don’t envy her mixed up life though. After her father died, her mother left for overseas. She was taken in by her Uncles and raised in a happy environment, but she still has a lot of unresolved mysteries – how her father died for example. She loves the island and small town atmosphere but is surrounded by murder and mystery shortly after getting to her Aunt’s guesthouse. She is drawn to the local handyman, but he soon becomes part of the mystery surrounding the town, making her more confused. Her Aunt’s bible study group takes Wynn in, and they all have something to contribute and learn. Life lessons and faith play a part in their daily lives, and they find ways to support and help each other. Interesting story about personal growth and family.
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From the Publisher:
Wynn Baxter returns to Willow Island to study rare plant life and welcomes the opportunity to investigate the mysterious circumstances of her father's death. But the truth gets complicated as twenty year-old memories begin to surface. What Wynn learns will shake her emotional foundation. A haunting story of forgiveness, science, murder, and other matters of living.
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