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Mercy of Hell Hollow

Her Lost Journal 1883-1887

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Mercy of Hell Hollow

By: Marnie Reynolds-Bourque
Narrated by: Margaret Stockton-Davies
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In 1883, a young, newly married Mercy Reynolds begins a personal journal, filling it with thoughts of her young family. She records her opinions on women's suffrage, historic events, small town gossip and life in general, never imagining she will also be documenting incredible loss as well. Her writings remind us of how America's pioneers lived in a world now largely forgotten.

While Mercy journals her daily life and struggles, she inadvertently proves that friendship and love were the same many years ago as they are in today's world.

Written by Mercy's own great, great, granddaughter, this novel shows how one woman found the courage to live after the unthinkable happens.

©2021 Marnie Reynolds-Bourque (P)2024 Marnie Reynolds-Bourque Biographical Fiction Family Life

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