“Linda Little lays bare the hard joys, grit and heartache of women’s lives in the rural Maritimes before and during the Great War. Her writing is exquisite. Gripping, gorgeously imagined and positively haunting, Grist is a tour de force—a novel not just to like but to love. · Grist by Linda Little | Editorial Reviews. Paperback $ Paperback. $ NOOK Book. $ View All Available Formats Editions. Ship This Item — Qualifies for Free Shipping Buy Online, Pick up in Store Check Availability at Nearby Stores. Sign in to Purchase Instantly. · So it goes with Grist (, Roseway Publishing) by Linda Little which tells the story of Penelope McCabe, a single schoolteacher who marries a miller, only to find out that Ewan MacLaughlin is not the man he appears to be: “I married Ewan MacLaughlin of my own free will As time would tell, Ewan was not a kind man.” Synopsis.
Grist (, Roseway Publishing) by Linda Little tells the story of Penelope McCabe, a single schoolteacher who marries a miller, only to find out that Ewan MacLaughlin is not the man he appears to be: "I married Ewan MacLaughlin of my own free will As time would tell, Ewan was not a kind man.". [PDF] Grist | by ☆ Linda Little. Grist that are breathtaking in both thought and lyricism Donna Morrissey, author of The Deception of Livvy Higgs Linda Little lays bare the hard joys, grit and heartache of women s lives in the rural Maritimes before and during the Great War Her writing is exquisite Gripping, gorgeously imagined and. Strong Hollow. by Linda Little. Paperback. | January 1, $ Ships within weeks. Not available in stores. add to cart. In her bold debut novel, Linda Little has crafted a story where music, creativity, and sexuality merge, as a young Nova Scotian carver embarks on a profound discovery of his sense of self.
Grist. Linda Little. Are you the author? Sign up for an author account! published Apr Description "“This is the story of how you were loved,” Penelope. "Linda Little lays bare the hard joys, grit and heartache of women’s lives in the rural Maritimes before and during the Great War. Her writing is exquisite. Gripping, gorgeously imagined and positively haunting, Grist is a tour de force—a novel not just to like but to love. In Grist by Linda Little we journey back to rural Nova Scotia in the late ’s. The novel vividly describes life as it would have been at this time in history with all the struggles and triumphs and it is so beautifully written.
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