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The Maid's Version

by Daniel Woodrell

The Maid's Version

by Daniel Woodrell

Set against the backdrop of a small Missouri town in the aftermath of a catastrophic dance hall explosion in 1929, 'The Maid's Version' unravels the mystery behind the tragedy that claimed 42 lives, through the eyes of Alma DeGeer Dunahew. As a maid and mother, Alma is haunted by the loss of her sister in the disaster, which ignites a fervent quest for truth and justice. Embarking on a tumultuous journey that isolates her from her community and estranges her own son, Alma's relentless pursuit unveils a web of secrets that span generations. Narrated to her grandson, her story is a testament to family sagas marred by suspicions, betrayals, and the search for solace in a world where love can be as dangerous as it is redemptive.

  • Historical
  • Fiction
  • Drama
  • Legacy
  • Tragedy
  • Family
  • Mystery
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