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New Hampshire 1929 - when Sexton Beecher proposes to Honora Willard, she lays aside his flaws as one might overlook a small stain on a beautifully embroidered tablecloth. But as the couple begin their new life in the house at Fortune's Rock, their love is about to be tested to the limit. For the Wall Street Crash has as little time for dreams as it does the mill-workers at nearby Ely Falls, readying for strike whatever the consequences.

Bought this at the library sale but when I got home I found I had it on my To Be Read shelf already.

Taking this to the anniversary convention with me. I may wild release it, or I might leave it at the book buffet. Either way, it's going to Dublin.

ETA - I left it in the lobby of Dublin Castle. When I visited the memorial garden there was a beautiful glass and water statue and I thought it would be the perfect place for a book called Sea Glass but when I went back to get it, it was already gone. Fingers crossed!

This is my first contact with bookcrossing. I found the book in Dublin - The first page I saw was about music, and since I am a fiddleplayer I decided to take the book with me to Sweden where I live!