Wormwood
Wormwood by Susan Wittig Albert, published by Berkley Prime Crime in 2010, is a 295-page novel written in English. The story follows China Bayles, who seeks rest in a historic Shaker village in Kentucky, hoping to explore its unique culture and medicinal herbs. However, her peaceful retreat is disrupted by a series of misfortunes, prompting her to investigate the village’s troubled history.
As China delves into age-old journals filled with scandal, she uncovers connections between past sins and a shocking modern-day murder. This narrative intertwines elements of mystery and detective fiction, inviting readers to explore themes of history and the impact of the past on the present. With its focus on uncovering hidden truths, Wormwood presents a compelling journey through the complexities of human nature and the shadows that linger in a seemingly serene setting.
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Evil can worm its way into the purest of hearts…
China Bayles needs rest, and a historic Shaker village in Kentucky seems the ideal place for it. There she can learn about the intriguing, dwindling Shaker culture and its medicinal herbs. Unfortunately, the village is plagued with misfortune and strife. China wonders if, with the help of some age-old journals full of scandal, she can get to the bottom of it. But after a shocking death occurs during her stay, China will plunge into the archives of another time to connect the sins of the past with a modern-day murder.
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