Binghams - Evans, Michele
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In the untamed wilds of the 1800s Utah Territory, the Bingham family forges a life filled with adventure, hardship, and the extraordinary bonds of love and loyalty. "Binghams: Plural Love" is a sweeping tale of Thomas Bingham, his identical twin wives Mary and Louesa, and their resilient family as they navigate the challenges and joys of a unique polygamist lifestyle amidst the fervor of a pioneering West. Trek along with a story where faith meets the frontier, where the discovery of copper ore brings fortune and trial, and where the daily life of a family is anything but ordinary. Witness as…mehr

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In the untamed wilds of the 1800s Utah Territory, the Bingham family forges a life filled with adventure, hardship, and the extraordinary bonds of love and loyalty. "Binghams: Plural Love" is a sweeping tale of Thomas Bingham, his identical twin wives Mary and Louesa, and their resilient family as they navigate the challenges and joys of a unique polygamist lifestyle amidst the fervor of a pioneering West. Trek along with a story where faith meets the frontier, where the discovery of copper ore brings fortune and trial, and where the daily life of a family is anything but ordinary. Witness as they build a life in the face of enduring controversy, their journey an intimate testament to love, perseverance, and the unbreakable spirit of family. Each page is a passage back in time, inviting you to walk alongside the Binghams through moments of laughter, sorrow, and unparalleled adventure. Dive into "Binghams: Plural Love" and experience a saga of heart, hope, and the indomitable human spirit.
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Michele Evans, a fifth-generation Washingtonian (D.C.), is a writer, teacher, and adviser for Unbound, an award-winning Northern Virginia high school literary magazine. This Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net nominee studied at Smith College, King's College London, and the Graduate School at the University of Maryland. Her poems have appeared in Artemis Journal, The ASP Bulletin, Maryland Literary Review, Mid-Atlantic Review, Spoken Black Girl Magazine, Yellow Arrow Journal, Zora's Den, and elsewhere. This Watering Hole fellow and Teacher Consultant for the Northern Virginia Writing Project lives online at www.awordsmithie.com. purl is her first poetry collection.