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    Nunatak First Fiction Series

    Written by Cassie Stocks, Heidi L.M. Jacobs and Lisa Guenther

    Narrated by Marysia Buchoic, Maureen Crossan and Dayna Cornwall

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    About this series

    SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2016 O'REILLY INSURANCE
    AND THE CO-OPERATORS FIRST BOOK AWARD.

    As a long, hot Saskatchewan summer dawns, Darby Swank’s life is forever changed when she finds her beloved aunt floating dead in a lake. All at once, her blinders are lifted and she sees the country lifestyle she’s always known in a whole new way, with hidden pain and anguish lurking behind familiar faces, and violence forever threatening to burst forth, like brushfire smouldering and dormant under the muskeg.

    With her first novel, Lisa Guenther lays bare familial bonds, secret histories and the healing potential of art. Friendly Fire recalls the work of Ann-Marie MacDonald and Lynn Coady as it eviscerates small-town platitudes and brings important issues to light.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherECW Press Audio
    Release dateMar 28, 2024
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