The Ebbing Tide
The Ebbing Tide by Elisabeth Ogilvie, published by Down East Books in October 1985, is a work of fiction that delves into the life of Joanna Bennett on a Maine island. This edition spans 271 pages and is presented in English. The narrative captures the struggles, hardships, and joys of Joanna’s life, reflecting the author’s own experiences from her early years on the isolated Criehaven, which inspired the fictional Bennett’s Island.
Readers will find a vivid portrayal of life on the island, enriched by the historical context that shapes Joanna’s journey. The book explores themes of resilience and community, offering insights into the challenges faced by those living in such remote settings. As the first installment of the Bennett’s Island trilogy, this story sets the stage for a deeper exploration of its characters and their intertwined lives.
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The struggles, hardship, and joy of one woman’s life on a Maine island are brought to life in this haunting and enduringly popular trilogy, the first three books of the Bennett’s Island series. Elisabeth Ogilvie tells the story of Joanna Bennett and her colorful life on Bennett’s Island with a sensitivity and truthfulness born of her own early years on isolated Criehaven, the real Bennett’s Island.
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