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by Tara Weinstein (Author)
In this gripping debut novel, former abductee Bria Singer must reconcile with her past as she tries to build her life on her own terms.
Winner of the Bakwin Award selected by Tiya Miles, Tara Weinstein tells the riveting story of one woman confronting her history on a journey of growth, exploration, and reclaiming identity. In the town of Vaughan, everyone knows the story of Bria Singer: abducted at age five, and miraculously back ten years later, returning to find a broken family transformed by her disappearance. Now twenty and living in New York City, Bria must figure out who she is and where she belongs after spending her childhood in the wilderness, cut off from the world. Using journal entries, newspaper clippings, and connections with other survivors, Bria pieces together her own story in this thrilling and suspenseful novel.
Author Biography
Tara Weinstein was born and raised in Canada and now works as a high school physics teacher in New York City. When she is not teaching or writing, you can find her dancing, weaving, knitting, painting, or sewing.
