Wish You Well

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7 opiniones
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Tragedy strikes the New York-based Cardinal family when their car is involved in a terrible accident.

Twelve-year-old Lou and seven-year-old Oz survive, but the crash leaves their father dead and their mother in a coma. It would seem their world has been shattered forever until their great-grandmother, Louisa Mae, agrees to raise the children on her Virginia mountain farm. But before long their rural idyll is threatened by the discovery of natural gas on the mountain.

Determined to protect her home, Louisa Mae refuses to sell, but when the neighbours hear of the potential wealth the company could bring, they begin to turn against her. And now the Cardinal family find themselves ensnared in another battle, to be played out in a crowded Virginia courtroom: a battle for justice, for survival, and for the right to stay together in the only place they know as home.

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4.6
7 opiniones

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David Baldacci attended law school at the University of Virginia, and went to work as a trial lawyer, and later as a corporate lawyer, in Washington D.C. He is now a full-time writer whose bestselling novels include Absolute Power, Total Control, The Winner, The Simple Truth, Saving Faith, Wish You Well, and Last Man Standing. He lives in Virginia with his wife and two children.

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