Cathie Pelletier Books

A vivid and gripping story of an epic Maine snowstorm that tested the very limits of human endurance. A National Bestseller

Meet the residents of Mattagash, Maine, a dull backwater town where nothing is what it seem. This is the story of the trials that beset the McKinnons, the first family of Mattagash, Maine, when they try to arrange a funeral for the family matriarch. At the heart of the novel are the three McKinnon sisters: Marge, the one who is dying; Pearl, the one who left town; Sicily, the one who stayed--and Sicily's fourteen-year-old daughter, Amy Joy, a bored and sexually promiscuous adolescent whose raging hormones lead her straight into the brawny arms of one Chester Lee Gifford, Mattagash's blackest sheep.

Exploring the intriguing question of extraterrestrial life, this book delves into the mysterious events surrounding Allagash, a region known for its UFO sightings. Through engaging narratives and firsthand accounts, it examines the experiences of witnesses and the broader implications of alien encounters. The blend of personal stories and investigative research invites readers to consider the possibility of life beyond Earth, while also reflecting on the impact of such phenomena on local culture and community.

Upon their arrival in Lake Fortune, Maine, the Baker family experiences peculiar occurrences, including a ghostly attic creature, leading them on an exhilarating treasure hunt that brings siblings Charlie and Clarrisa closer than ever.

"Wenn der Tag kommt, an dem ich die Liebe finde, dann werde ich sie festhalten." Die überwältigende Sehnsucht nach großen Gefühlen. Der Mut, das alte Leben und die Konventionen hinter sich zu lassen. Die sentimentale Atmosphäre des kanadischen Herbstes. Und die nostalgische Musik der siebziger Jahre, Tanz im Harvest Moon ist ein Roman voller Nostalgie, der alle geheimen Träume erfüllt.