12/3: Author Talk Zoom – Jenny Milchman

Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library
Tue, 11/10/2020 - 2:14pm

USA Today bestselling novelist Jenny Milchman released a new psychological thriller set off the coast of Maine:  The Second Mother.  

Thursday, December 3, at 7:00 PM via Zoom, join us for a book discussion with this critically acclaimed author.

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Opportunity: Teacher needed in one-room schoolhouse on remote island in Maine. Certification in grades K-8 a must. Julie Weathers isn’t sure if she’s running away or starting over, but moving to a remote island off the coast of Maine feels right for someone with reasons to flee her old life. The sun-washed, sea-stormed speck of land seems welcoming, the lobster plentiful, and the community close and tightly knit. She finds friends in her nearest neighbor and Callum , a man who appears to be using the island for the same thing as she: escape.

But as Julie takes on the challenge of teaching the island’s children, she comes to suspect that she may have traded one place shrouded in trouble for another, and she begins to wonder if the greatest danger on Mercy Island is its lost location far out to sea, or the people who live there.

“Milchman is the Swiss Army knife of thriller writers…”

  • LEE CHILD, New York Times bestselling author of the Jack Reacher series

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

JENNY MILCHMAN is an award-winning, critically acclaimed novelist from the Hudson River Valley of New York State. Her debut novel, Cover of Snow, won the Mary Higgins Clark Award, and Ruin Falls, As Night Falls, and Wicked River (Sourcebooks Landmark) were all Indie Next picks. Jenny is vice president of author programming for International Thriller Writers, a member of the Sisters in Crime speakers bureau, and the founder and organizer of Take Your Child to a Bookstore Day.

 

Need help getting started with Zoom? Email tech@bbhlibrary.org or call the library at 207-633-3112 and we’ll walk you through it.