1962. A four-year-old Mi'kmaq girl vanishes from a blueberry field in Maine. Decades later, a woman named Norma is haunted by visions of a life she can't remember. A debut novel about stolen identity, Indigenous families, and the stories that survive even when they're taken from us.
Clean — mystery and identity themes.
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Moods: Haunting Emotional Atmospheric Identity
Tropes: Missing Child Indigenous Family Dual Timeline Identity Search
Yes — Amanda Peters' first novel.
Inspired by the real history of Indigenous child removal.
Both — the mystery serves the literary and cultural themes.