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The Lullaby of the Drowned Wife
Paperback
Publisher: Ansley Johnson
Published: Oct 1 2025
Pages: 214
Weight: 0.48
Height: 0.49 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
New Orleans, 1864.
Sirene spends her days beneath the warm glow of her mother's dress shop, sewing beauty for women whose lives reach far beyond her own. Yet her thoughts drift constantly to the harbor-its tall ships, its far-off horizons, and the salt wind that carries whispers of a life she has never known.
When a mysterious sea captain offers her a place in his glittering world, Sirene steps willingly into a future stitched with romance and possibility. But the sea is a jealous keeper of secrets, and its tides can turn without warning.
As Sirene is drawn deeper into a web of passion, danger, and the unseen forces that rule both land and water, she will discover that not all rescues come from the shore-and that salvation can take a form she never expected.
The Lullaby of the Drowned Wife is a haunting tale of beauty and betrayal, the pull of the unknown, and the light that can find us even in the darkest depths.
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