A Place Called Rainwater
A Place Called Rainwater by Dorothy Garlock is a novel published by Grand Central Publishing on May 1, 2003. This edition spans 480 pages and is written in English. The story concludes the Jones family trilogy, which began with The Edge of Town and continued with High on a Hill. Set in 1920s Oklahoma, the narrative explores the transformation of a small town into a boomtown due to the discovery of oil, while also highlighting the impending dangers that threaten to disrupt one woman’s life.
Readers will find a rich depiction of life during a pivotal era, as the novel delves into the complexities of a community in flux. The themes of change and adversity are woven throughout the storyline, reflecting the challenges faced by the characters amidst the backdrop of economic upheaval. This edition offers a comprehensive look at the concluding chapter of the trilogy, providing insights into the lives of the Jones family and the impact of external forces on their world.
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Garlock’s Jones family trilogy that began with “The Edge of Town” and continued in “High on a Hill” concludes in this novel set in 1920s Oklahoma, where oil turns a small town into a boomtown–and danger is about to turn one woman’s life upside down.
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