Wildwood

Drusilla Campbell

2011. g. janv. · Kensington Publishing Corp.

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From the acclaimed author of Blood Orange comes this unforgettable, mesmerizing tale of the power of friendships-and the secrets that can destroy them. . .

It has been over thirty years since the words "Bluegang Creek" passed their lips. Because something that happened near that shady stream has shaped their lives-and haunted their darkest hours. Now, Liz can no longer bear the silence. What she is about to bring out into the light will test the very limits of friendship-and take all three women back to that fateful summer day when their innocence was shattered forever. . .

A novel of friendship and forgiveness, Wildwood brings to life the lengths to which women will go to protect themselves-and each other-in the name of loyalty. . .and in the name of love.

"The pull of family and career, the limits of friendship and the demands of love all come to vivid life in Wildwood." -Susan Vreeland, author of Girl in Hyacinth Blue

"Resist the urge to turn the page to find out what happens next. Linger, instead, to savor the skillfully crafted writing." -Judy Reeves, author of The Writer's Book of Days

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Drusilla Campbell lived in San Diego with her family, rescue dogs and horses. She was born in Melbourne, Australia and came to California when she was six years old. She grew up in the Santa Clara Valley. Before she married a law professor, she taught in Melbourne, London and at a remote jungle outpost in Panama. While living in Washington, DC she got a Masters Degree in Broadcast Journalism from the American University and went to work for NPR in DC. Her novels reflected her interests and the diversity in her life.