Mary Lawson 4 Books Collection Set (A Town Called Solace, Crow Lake, Road Ends, The Other Side of the Bridge)
A Town Called Solace
As a seven-year-old girl watches for her missing sister, a stranger moves in next door and a neighbour’s old secret starts to resurface…
In Solace, Northern Ontario, seven-year-old Clara waits at the window for her missing sister Rose.
Next door, Mrs Orchard’s house stands empty, until stranger Liam Kane arrives to claim the home she has left him in her will.
Crow Lake
After their parents die, the Morrison siblings try to stay together – but one brother’s sacrifice changes them all.
Kate Morrison has spent years away from Crow Lake, the small northern Ontario farming community where her childhood changed in an instant. After her parents died in an accident, she and her siblings clung to one another while trying to remain a family.
Her brilliant brother Matt once seemed destined for a life far beyond the farm. Kate escaped through education and the natural world, but she could not escape the story she had built around Matt’s sacrifice or the neighbouring Pye family’s violence and secrets. Returning home as an adult, she must look again at what she believed she knew.
Road Ends
Twenty-one-year-old Megan Cartwright has never been outside the small town she was born in but one winter's day in 1966 she leaves everything behind and sets out for London. Ahead of her is a glittering new life, just waiting for her to claim it.
But left behind, her family begins to unravel. Disturbing letters from home begin to arrive and torn between her independence and family ties, Megan must make an impossible choice.
The Other Side of the Bridge
In a small town in Northern Ontario, Arthur and his brother Jake are divided by temperament, ambition and their shared love for the same woman.
Arthur and Jake are brothers yet worlds apart. Arthur is shy, dutiful and set to inherit his father's farm. Jake is handsome and reckless, and dangerous to know.
When Laura arrives in their community, tensions are pushed to the edge of tragedy...
