Award-winning novelist Liz Adair has some ‘splaining to do, and she gives it her best shot in this engaging memoir. From the Kaiser company town where her folks built Liberty ships during WWII to the wilds of Territorial Alaska, Adair’s narrative winds through multiple generations and several sparsely populated western states.
Along with salt-of-the-earth members of her family—and a couple of cads—Liz shares memories of times and places you had either forgotten or didn’t know existed.
It’s an easy, breezy read that’s not hard on the gray matter. You won’t be sorry you read it.
Along with salt-of-the-earth members of her family—and a couple of cads—Liz shares memories of times and places you had either forgotten or didn’t know existed.
It’s an easy, breezy read that’s not hard on the gray matter. You won’t be sorry you read it.
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