The Watermill
The Watermill by Leah Banicki is a historical fiction novel published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on September 19, 2015. This edition spans 310 pages and is presented in English. The narrative continues the story of the women in the Willamette Valley during Spring 1851, focusing on Dolly’s decision to return to her tribe amidst significant changes and challenges.
Readers will find a tale that explores themes of resilience and community as the women confront various adversities, including Yellow Fever, flooding, and personal turmoil. As Dolly embarks on her treacherous journey to the Wind River Mountains, Corinne grapples with the impact of illness in her community, while Violet faces her past after receiving a mysterious letter. The story delves into the complexities of their lives and the collective struggles they endure, ultimately leading to a confrontation with the past that could save an innocent child.
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The continued story for the women of the Willamette Valley – Spring 1851 Dolly faces big changes when she decides to return to her tribe when two strangers come to take her back. Her journey to the Wind River Mountains is treacherous and full of turmoil. The women of the valley face many challenges, Yellow Fever, flooding and bug swarms through the late spring. Corinne struggles when so many neighbors fall ill. When the town is put on quarantine she tries desperately to help the suffering. Violet’s world crumbles when she receives a mysterious letter from a stranger. She has to face her past and confront it. Oregon City is stunned when the sins of the past come forward… to save the life of an innocent child they must all face what happened at the watermill. Christian Historical Romance – Due to some sensitive issues about abuse the age for readers should be 14 and up.
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