Sarah Jane Gross is an author, lawyer, and mediator whose work delves into the intricacies of human relationships and moral complexities. Driven by a passion for storytelling, she infuses her narratives with a lawyer's keen eye for justice and ethics, exploring challenging dilemmas with profound psychological insight. Her writing is characterized by its compelling plots and deeply realized characters, offering readers a thought-provoking and engaging experience. Gross masterfully blends her professional expertise with a genuine love for creative expression.
The year 1920 is coming to a close in the coastal region of Coos County, Oregon, an area rich in history and folklore.Betty Featherwin, the owner of a bookshop, weaves through life as she handles events that come her way. She balances the keeping and sharing of secrets that continue to surface. In this sequel to The Two Secrets, Betty’s life unfolds as she learns more about herself, and others.
It was 1920 in Coos County, Oregon. Heavy fog was rolling in as Betty Featherwin walked past the pier to the bookshop she inherited from her father. It was a town rich in history and captivation. Her life unfolds in the early years of this coastal area.
Betty Featherwin works as a successful bookshop owner in the coastal area of Coos County, Oregon. The year is 1921, and the railroad and shipyard are thriving industries in the town of North Bend. Fog rolls in heavy across the road and stops at the bookshop door. In this close-knit community, Betty's life unfolds. With the help of her friend Thomas from Washington state, they both unravel the mystery of a years-old secret. This takes them away from Oregon, and they both return as different people. This is the third installment, and sequel to The Two Secrets (Book 1) and The Third Secret (Book 2).