Ebook {Epub PDF} Swimming in the Moon by Pamela Schoenewaldt

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Swimming in the Moon by Pamela Schoenewaldt. Publication Date: September 3, ; Genres: Fiction; Paperback: pages; Publisher: William Morrow Paperbacks; ISBN ; ISBN Her face turned wistful, then darkened like the moon masked by clouds. “Well he’s not your father,” she snapped, dusting a porcelain shepherd girl so roughly that it toppled. I lunged across the carpet to catch it. I’m a historical novelist, fascinated by individual journeys in other times and places as men and women seek what poet Mary Oliver calls our “place in the family of things.”. In Under the Same Blue Sky, a young German-American woman discovers that more than magical healing powers are needed as World War I up-ends her community. In Swimming in the Moon (), set around , Lucia leaves a magnificent villa on the Bay of Naples for Cleveland, fighting for worker justice while coping.