Gorgeously drawn against the crumbling hills of the Wild West, Copper Girl is a portrait of one woman's search for healing, truth, and ultimately love.
Amy Stone's world crumbles when her mother dies unexpectedly. In her wake: a cryptic clue about the father Amy never knew. Driven by grief and a yearning to belong, the young woman embarks on a life-changing journey to Bisbee, Arizona, a town as rich in history as it is in colorful characters.
Winding streets and quirky charm strike a dizzying backdrop for Amy's relentless search for the truth. Along the way, she forms an unlikely bond with a trio of misfits, each with their own story and a piece of the puzzle Amy tries desperately to solve. As she delves deeper, Amy stumbles upon a shocking secret about her past, and it will change everything she thought she knew.
Enter Jonathan Schuller, a well-meaning local journalist looking for his next great story. As their paths intertwine, a spark ignites, but the shadows of the past threaten to extinguish the fragile flame. Can Amy confront the truth and find the love she deserves, or will Bisbee's secrets remain buried forever?
From USA TODAY bestseller Elizabeth Bromke comes a stunning and heartwarming story of loss, love, and self-discovery. Alternately told from Amy's voice in 2004 and her mother's in 1985, Copper Girl is perfect for fans of Kristin Hannah and Barbara Kingsolver.
Genre: Historical
Amy Stone's world crumbles when her mother dies unexpectedly. In her wake: a cryptic clue about the father Amy never knew. Driven by grief and a yearning to belong, the young woman embarks on a life-changing journey to Bisbee, Arizona, a town as rich in history as it is in colorful characters.
Winding streets and quirky charm strike a dizzying backdrop for Amy's relentless search for the truth. Along the way, she forms an unlikely bond with a trio of misfits, each with their own story and a piece of the puzzle Amy tries desperately to solve. As she delves deeper, Amy stumbles upon a shocking secret about her past, and it will change everything she thought she knew.
Enter Jonathan Schuller, a well-meaning local journalist looking for his next great story. As their paths intertwine, a spark ignites, but the shadows of the past threaten to extinguish the fragile flame. Can Amy confront the truth and find the love she deserves, or will Bisbee's secrets remain buried forever?
From USA TODAY bestseller Elizabeth Bromke comes a stunning and heartwarming story of loss, love, and self-discovery. Alternately told from Amy's voice in 2004 and her mother's in 1985, Copper Girl is perfect for fans of Kristin Hannah and Barbara Kingsolver.
Genre: Historical
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