Returning to her childhood home on Mikinaak Island after a twenty year absence, Mina McInnis unravels the incidents that caused her family's disintegration. She is determined to uncover the truth about the tragedy from her past, and the presence that dwells in the cold, dark waters of Lake Huron.

Those who enjoy a bit of mystery and indigenous mythology.
It is also for those who love a Canadian read.

This book resonated with my own Northern Ontario childhood.

Talk to the author about some of her acknowledgments... some of these people may know people I know.

Like my own story was worth telling. I know this is a fictional account, but it takes place in the north and my own novel takes place a little further north. Stories like this can be told.

Is a writer and teacher who lives in my region. My book is a signed copy as I was able to meet the author.

Jennifer handles the reality of the area (Manitoulin Island) very well. She is respectful of the indigenous mythology she shares and weaves a story that needs to be told.

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