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Erica Colahan I grew up outside Philadelphia hearing rumors that my great-great-grandmother Mary tried to drown her children and then herself in the Delaware River …moreI grew up outside Philadelphia hearing rumors that my great-great-grandmother Mary tried to drown her children and then herself in the Delaware River before being committed to an asylum. Captivated, I pictured the scene every time I passed the river, and the story has percolated since childhood. At some point, a family member suggested someone write a novel about Mary, and I decided it was time to research and bring this difficult story to light. Historical fiction is a beautiful vehicle that enables learning from the past and brings healing to the present.(less)
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Diana Gabaldon
“But each one of us is called to live our lives in the smaller moments; to do kindness, to risk our feelings, to take a chance on someone else, to meet the needs of the people we care for. Because God is everywhere, and lives in all of us. Those small moments are His. And He will make of those small things glory…and let His…greatness…shine in…in you.”
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“He didn’t know whether to laugh, shout at her, eat a grape, or just leave.”
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“No man is objective about Claire,” Jamie said. “I mean—they’re just not.”
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“think any place that people live for a long time probably absorbs a bit of them. Certainly houses affect the people who live in them—why shouldn’t it work both ways?”
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“Notre Dame de Paris rose black above him, solid, obliterating the light of the stars, the beauty of the night. Very appropriate. He’d always thought that the church blocked one’s sight of God.”
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