Indigo as an Iris - Stewart, Fran
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How do you save the ties that bind your family together? In Fran Stewart's most emotionally charged novel so far, small-town librarian Biscuit McKee confronts Glaze, her bipolar sister on the verge of deep depression.How do you reach the deep resources needed to contend with unforeseen tragedy? Complications result in mistaken identities, dire misunderstandings, and a kidnapping gone horribly awry. Who would have thought that a few coincidences could have added up to such tragic consequences? Who would have thought that a word or two, here or there, would lead so many people astray?…mehr

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How do you save the ties that bind your family together? In Fran Stewart's most emotionally charged novel so far, small-town librarian Biscuit McKee confronts Glaze, her bipolar sister on the verge of deep depression.How do you reach the deep resources needed to contend with unforeseen tragedy? Complications result in mistaken identities, dire misunderstandings, and a kidnapping gone horribly awry. Who would have thought that a few coincidences could have added up to such tragic consequences? Who would have thought that a word or two, here or there, would lead so many people astray? Complications result in mistaken identities, dire misunderstandings, and a kidnapping gone horribly awry.
Autorenporträt
FRAN STEWART lives (with various rescued cats) and writes quietly in her house beside a creek on the other side of Hog Mountain, Georgia, northeast of Atlanta. Her prior work includes the 11-volume Biscuit McKee Mystery Series; the 3-book ScotShop Mysteries; From the Tip of My Pen: A Workbook for Writers; A Slaying Song Tonight, a stand-alone mystery; Resolution, a book of poems; As Orange as Marmalade/ Tan naranja como Mermelada, a children's bilingual book; the 3-volume CLEAR series of mini-memoirs; and the 6-volume BeesKnees Beekeeping memoir of her journey into, through, and out of keeping 60,000 bees.