Margaret Ferry
Margaret Ferry by Mary Flynn, published by Mary Flynn, Author in October 2017, is a literary fiction work that delves into the complexities of family dynamics in 1950s Brooklyn. The narrative follows Margaret Ferry as she navigates her compassion and determination, often clashing with the wishes of her aunt and uncle during a tumultuous period in their lives. As they grapple with personal challenges, including the theft of valuable papers and troubling medical news, the story unfolds with layers of conflict and unexpected events.
Readers will encounter a rich tapestry of themes including love, goodness, and the impact of miracles, all woven together through the lens of magical realism. The presence of Aunt Lolly, whose well-meaning actions lead to unforeseen consequences, adds depth to the unfolding drama. This 288-page edition invites exploration of the intricate relationships and life-changing moments that shape the characters’ lives, ultimately leading to a surprising twist that resonates beyond their immediate circumstances.
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In 1950s Brooklyn, Margaret Ferry’s compassion crosses the line when she stubbornly disregards the wishes of her parental aunt and uncle at a time when they are facing their own personal challenges. The theft of her uncle’s valuable papers puts his job and career in great jeopardy, while her aunt is coming to terms with the heartbreaking news she received from her doctor. Compounding their struggles is Aunt Lolly, whose innocent intentions usually have disastrous results. Lolly’s gift of a beautiful vintage shawl leads to catastrophe and the unfolding of events that are inexplicable, mystifying and life-changing beyond their immediate family and neighborhood. Amid trials, tribulations and the most unexpected turn of events, this is a story of conflict and love, goodness and miracles, and a secret whose consequences are unknown until the final surprising twist.
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