Woman at the Light : A Novel
ISBN: 9781250023469 | 1250023467
Format: HardcoverPublisher: St Martins Pr
Pub. Date: 7/3/2012
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One afternoon in 1839, Emily Lowry's husband vanishes from Wreckers' Cay, an isolated island off the coast of Key West where he tends to the lighthouse. As days stretch into months, Emily has no choice but take charge of Wrecker's Cay and her husband's duties tending the light to support her three childrenand a fourth on the way. Unexpected help arrives when a runaway slave named Andrew washes up on their beach. At first, Emily... MORE
One afternoon in 1839, Emily Lowry's husband vanishes from Wreckers' Cay, an isolated island off the coast of Key West where he tends to the lighthouse. As days stretch into months, Emily has no choice but take charge of Wrecker's Cay and her husband's duties tending the light to support her three childrenand a fourth on the way. Unexpected help arrives when a runaway slave named Andrew washes up on their beach. At first, Emily... MORE
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Wreckers’ Cay
May 13, 1839
It was fully three years after we first arrived on Wreckers’ Cay—almost to the day—that my husband vanished one May afternoon. I had just completed the children’s school lessons when it occurred to me that Martin was late coming home. He had sailed off earlier from the dock, smiling and waving lazily at our only son, Timothy, who was pouting at being left behind—that last wave a gesture forever etched in the chambers... MORE
Wreckers’ Cay
May 13, 1839
It was fully three years after we first arrived on Wreckers’ Cay—almost to the day—that my husband vanished one May afternoon. I had just completed the children’s school lessons when it occurred to me that Martin was late coming home. He had sailed off earlier from the dock, smiling and waving lazily at our only son, Timothy, who was pouting at being left behind—that last wave a gesture forever etched in the chambers... MORE
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