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In her remarkable New York Times bestseller, Summer Island , Kristin Hannah struck a chord in readers and critics alike with her portrayal of the bittersweet reunion between an errant mother and her unforgiving daughter. Now Hannah once again reveals the fragile ties that bind a family in... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Elizabeth Shore: Add a description of this character.
- Jackson Shore
- Anita Bockner
- Jamie
- Meghann
- Stephanie
- Sally Maloney
- Warren Mitchell
- Birdie
- Mama
- Marge
- Sarah Taylor
- Daniel Boudreaux
- Edward Rhodes
- Kim
- Mina
- Andrea Kinnear
- Joey
- Sharon Solin
- Allison Birch
- Phillip Close
- Fran
- Mark Wilkerson
- Michael
- Mr. Shore
- Drew Grayland
- Thea Cartwright
- Simon Aronosky
- Amanda
- Kirk
- Tom Jinaro
- Larry King
- Marguerite Rhodes
- Mabel
- Jay
- Tim
- Avery Kormane
- Hans
- Alex Rodriguez
- Mary
- Charlotte
- Mark Lackoft
- Bill Seagel
Setting & Locations edit
- New York
- Oregon
- Portland
- Seattle
- Stephie
- Echo Beach
- Nashville
- Sweetwater
- Costa Rica
- Tennessee
- Washington
Authors & Contributors edit
- Kristin Hannah (Author)
Other Contributors:
- Bernadette Quigley (Reader) - reads unabridged audio cassette - Brilliance Audio
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Ballantine Books
Country: Add the country of publication.
Publication Date: 2002
ISBN: 034545071X
Page Count: 352
Publisher: Ballantine Books
Country: Add the country of publication.
Publication Date: 2002
ISBN: 034545071X
Page Count: 352
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813
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