Crowfoot Ridge
Crowfoot Ridge by Ann Brandt is an Uncorrected Advance Proof edition published by HarperCollins on March 1, 2000. This 368-page work of fiction follows Avery Baldwin as she returns to Crowfoot Ridge, a small mountain range in Carolina where she spent her formative summers. After twenty years in a childless marriage that has grown cold, Avery’s journey back is not merely a nostalgic trip but a quest to reconnect with her past, including her childhood friends Sylva Marshall and her brother Mars.
As Avery revisits the memories of her youth, she confronts the tragic events that altered her life and relationships. The narrative explores themes of friendship, love, and the impact of the past on the present. Readers will find Avery navigating her emotions and the complexities of rekindling old bonds while seeking clarity and hope for her future. Crowfoot Ridge serves as a backdrop for her journey of self-discovery, where the magic of the place may hold the key to finding her true love once again.
Official synopsis Publisher
Avery Baldwin is going back to Carolina . . . to the small mountain range called Crowfoot Ridge where she spent the summers of her youth. This time, though, the trip isn’t just in her mind, as it has often been in the twenty years of a childless marriage grown cold. Now Avery is finally ready to return to the magical place where she first discovered friendship and love.
During that golden time, Avery befriended Sylva Marshall and her older brother, Mars, little suspecting that those summers would shape her future and haunt her hopes of happiness. Back at Crowfoot Ridge she finds these old friends and confronts the tragic, brutal act that ended their days of innocence and shattered their precious bond.
While Avery may not find what she hopes or expects, she’ll soon discover that the magic of Crowfoot Ridge burns strong, for this special place just might help her find her way again–and her one true love.
Hesitation
Avery drove by the shop after dinner. His shop, a converted depot. The sign said MARS MARSHALL, WOODRIGHT. Her hand trembled on the steering wheel. Her breath caught in her throat. Twenty-one years since she’d seen him. She’d spent all those years looking for life, while Mars had gone on and lived it. Avery wanted to stop, but couldn’t. She would sleep. Prepare herself. Avery fought for a balance between caution and harebrained recklessness. She would see Mars tomorrow.
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