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Kelli Estes' wonderfully beautifully written book is a historical novel inspired by real events. A heart-wrenching story about two women who are determined to do what they think is right. Mej Lien, washed...
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Author
Kelli Estes
Publisher
Animus Kiadó
Year of publication
ISBN
9789633247860

Kelli Estes' wonderfully beautifully written book is a historical novel inspired by real events. A heart-wrenching story about two women who are determined to do what they think is right.

Mej Lien, washed ashore on Orcas Island in 1886, is the sole survivor of the brutal expulsion of the Chinese from Seattle. He can tell his heartbreaking story in one way
for posterity: with a needle and thread. A century later, with the help of a local professor, Inara Erickson deciphers Mej Lien's artistic, meticulous embroidery work
its meaning. The story that comes to light then affects Inara's life as well. So much so that he is faced with a crossroads: bring shame to his family and risk his future by telling the truth, or remain silent as the grave and betray Mej Lien's memory.

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