It is winter 1859. On the frozen expanse of Lake Champlain, Isabel Lindsey and her cousin Laurence encounter a runaway slave. Their attempt to help him threatens to expose a simmering family secret, and catapults the teenagers far from their comfortable Vermont homeland.
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Wilderness Run by Maria Hummel
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"A gifted poet has immersed herself in the history of her home territory to write a mesmerizing first novel."--David Huddle, author of The Story of a Million Years
About Maria Hummel
Maria Hummel is an award-winning poet who has written for "The Georgia Review, Green Mountains Review, " and other publications. She received her M.F.A. from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, where she studied under a Randall Jarrell Fellowship. She is a native of Vermont and lives with her husband in Los Angeles, California.
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