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    Hand Me the River

    By CYNTHIA MITCHELL

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    When Lily Glasgow meets Nick Jameson her world sparkles, her spirit soars, and she is full to the brim with feeling.  Law school no longer seems like an important endeavor.  Instead she wants to raise money for Nick's bookstore.  Her best friend Loretta applauds Lily's new-found excitement.  Others have different reactions.  Her sister wants her to marry her college boyfriend, her doctor suggests she try medication, and -- most distressing for Lily, her father fears she is losing her mind.  Pursuing her own wishes, Lily experiences powerful human connections that one after another change the course of her life.

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCYNTHIA MITCHELL
    Release dateNov 4, 2019
    ISBN9781393484561
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    Hand Me the River
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    CYNTHIA MITCHELL

    Cynthia Mitchell grew up in Abington, PA, Fayetteville, NC, and Cambridge, MA.  She is a psychologist and psychoanalyst who, since 2009, has lived and worked in Paris, France.  Her second novel, Burst of Flame, is forthcoming in 2020. Author Contact:  cynthiamitchellparis789@gmail.com

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