Drowning Ruth
Christina Schwarz · 1997 · 338 pages
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In 1919, Ruth Macoll wakes up in a Wisconsin lake with no memory of the events that led her there. Her husband insists it was an accident, but a series of dark family secrets suggest a much more complex truth. Decades later, a car accident reignites investigations into what really happened that fateful night.
Christina Schwarz weaves an engaging psychological narrative that alternates times and perspectives, gradually unraveling the connections between guilt, silence and family redemption.
Book details
| Author | Christina Schwarz |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 1997 |
| Pages | 338 |
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