Description
A proposed highway threatens to bisect the beloved Whitethorn Woods, igniting a fierce debate within the close-knit community of Rossmore. As residents grapple with the potential economic boom versus the loss of their cherished natural landscape, deeper divisions begin to surface. Amidst the turmoil, Father Flynn faces a personal crisis as the ancient St. Ann's Well, a sacred site on the edge of the woods, is slated for demolition, forcing him to confront the clash between progress and tradition. This poignant novel explores themes of community, change, and the enduring power of faith and heritage.
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paperback
Alfred a Knopf Incorporated
Published Jan 1, 2006
339 pages
ISBN: 9780307265784
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First Published
2006
Language
eng
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