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Never Enough Lilacs
Contributor(s): Diller, Janelle (Author)
ISBN: 1936376520     ISBN-13: 9781936376520
Publisher: Worldtrek Publishing
OUR PRICE:   $13.30  
Product Type: Paperback
Published: May 2018
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BISAC Categories:
- Fiction | Historical - World War Ii
- Fiction | Amish & Mennonite
- Fiction | Coming Of Age
Dewey: 813.54
LCCN: 2019457610
Series: Never Enough
Physical Information: 0.56" H x 5.25" W x 8" (0.62 lbs) 268 pages
Themes:
- Chronological Period - 1940's
- Topical - Adolescence/Coming of Age
 
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Publisher Description:

The world unravels.

The U.S. enters the war, and families fall apart. Ben Peters disappears behind enemy lines, which sweeps the family into deep despair. Susan Schmidt is released from her sentence and spirals out of control as she tries to climb out of her unsettling darkness.

It's up to Cat to knit the fractured lives together again, but the task will require doing the impossible.

Don't miss the first two books in the Never Enough series: Never Enough Flamingos, a 2017 Kansas Notable Book Selection, and Never Enough Sisters.

Contributor Bio(s): Diller, Janelle: - Janelle Diller was born and raised in Kansas. She'll forever have a soft spot in her heart for golden wheatfields, sunflower-filled ditches, and sunsets that explode colors on the horizon. Her Mennonite linage dates back to when the Anabaptist movement first grew out of the Swiss Reformation in the sixteenth century. Janelle is a true mongrel Mennonite, with Swiss, Dutch, German, and Russian Mennonite roots. She remains a member of the Mennonite church today and will forever love a cappella four-part harmony (with an occasional rousing piano accompaniment) and potlucks. Currently, she and her husband divide their time between sailing the Mexican coast in the winter and spending summers in Colorado. In addition, she writes political thrillers for conspiracy lovers and early chapter book mysteries for the award winning Pack-n-Go Girls Adventure series. Someone forgot to tell her to stick with a single genre.