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Book SynopsisSixteen-year-old Sadie Rose hasn’t spoken in eleven years—ever since she was found in a snowbank the night her mother died under strange circumstances. Frozen is a suspenseful, moving testimonial to the power of family and memory and the extraordinary strength of a young woman who has lost her voice in nearly every way, but is determined to find it again.
Trade ReviewMary Casanova knows the lakes and woods of northern Minnesota as few other writers do, and she brings them to life along with an intriguing mystery set in that region’s dark past.—Marion Dane Bauer, author of On My Honor
Mary Casanova’s novel is a gripping blend of history, family secrets, danger, and love—set within the breathtaking landscape of northern Minnesota in the 1920s. Readers will be drawn to the gutsy character of sixteen-year-old Sadie Rose as she tries to break her silence and unravel the mysteries of her dark past. A page-turner from start to finish!—Shelley Pearsall, author of Trouble Don’t Last
"Compelling and believable." —
Kirkus Reviews"This tale of courage is beautifully crafted, bringing to life the lakes and forests of the Canadian border . . . these themes are all woven through a setting that drives its characters’ actions, while paralleling issues of today." —
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