When I Became Invisible - Johanson, Maret
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When is doing the right thing the wrong thing to do? Life for young Molly and her parents in a sleepy rural town is idyllic-until Nell begins working for them as a farmhand. The fifteen year old brings with her a troubled home life that she desperately tries to keep secret-until it's too late. As their lives intertwine, suspicions and resentment begin to tear the young family apart. A decision to try to right a wrong leads to tragic consequences for all of them. No one sees what's coming. Insightfully told from the perspectives of four characters, who grapple to put the shattered pieces of…mehr

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When is doing the right thing the wrong thing to do? Life for young Molly and her parents in a sleepy rural town is idyllic-until Nell begins working for them as a farmhand. The fifteen year old brings with her a troubled home life that she desperately tries to keep secret-until it's too late. As their lives intertwine, suspicions and resentment begin to tear the young family apart. A decision to try to right a wrong leads to tragic consequences for all of them. No one sees what's coming. Insightfully told from the perspectives of four characters, who grapple to put the shattered pieces of their lives back together again, it's impossible not to be deeply affected by... When I Became Invisible
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Maret Johanson has been working in Mental Health, Academia and as a Family Therapist for over 35 years. She has promoted journaling/writing as a tool towards recovery with the people she has counselled. She has written numerous articles for newspapers and magazines. She has now turned her hand to fiction. This is her first novel. Maret grew up in Toronto but has spent most of her life in Vancouver. She lives with her family in a quiet seaside cove in West Vancouver. Her desk top writing companion is her big orange cat, Bailey.