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1910. The small fishing village of Woods Hole, Massachusetts. Charles Richard Crowningshield, a wealthy plumbing supply heir from Chicago, arrives by train with his family, along with a small army of servants, along with Rosemary Kincaid, their Irish nanny, to spend the summer in their newly purchased home on Juniper Point, a grand house in the Queen Anne style that overlooks the rushing waters of the Woods Hole passage. Arthur Rouse, a Scottish foundryman, has also made the trip to install modern indoor plumbing, the first of its kind in the village.

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1910. The small fishing village of Woods Hole, Massachusetts. Charles Richard Crowningshield, a wealthy plumbing supply heir from Chicago, arrives by train with his family, along with a small army of servants, along with Rosemary Kincaid, their Irish nanny, to spend the summer in their newly purchased home on Juniper Point, a grand house in the Queen Anne style that overlooks the rushing waters of the Woods Hole passage. Arthur Rouse, a Scottish foundryman, has also made the trip to install modern indoor plumbing, the first of its kind in the village.
Autorenporträt
Phil Laughing Crow Austin is the the author of five novels and a memoir. Born in 1953 during a cross-fire hurricane, he is a daily pactitioner of patience and forgiveness, a friend to honeybees and a connoisseur of snowflakes. Somewhere along the way he became a blues singer, a theater critic, a wooden boat whisperer, and a professional housewright. His first novel, a Christmas fable published in 1998, was hailed by Publisher's Weekly as 'a sharply etched tale reaching across cultures with universal spirituality.'