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The Quarryman's Wife
- Narrated by: Lugene Ganley
- Length: 8 hrs and 14 mins
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The Quarryman's Wife
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Summary
Augusta Brinkworth nearly breaks from grief when her husband is killed in a rock quarry slide, leaving her with a passel of children to feed in the throes of the Great Depression. Armed with detached stoicism, she disengages from the lives of her grieving children, pushing them away, while forces outside and within the family threaten its existence. Will Augusta shed her detachment and engage in her children’s lives before the family rips apart?
©2010 Mary E. DeMuth (P)2014 Mary E. DeMuth