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Doug MacBrayne is like any other boy born to great wealth, except he has the uncanny ability to remember pieces of past lives. But before he can decipher the puzzle of these memories, he must first overcome the Dickensonian plot by an unscrupulous psychiatrist who seeks to gain control of the family’s fortune. But Doug has important albeit eccentric allies including his indomitable Scottish nanny, a globe-trotting grandfather, a ghost who inhabits the family chapel, an English teacher who just might be the most recent incarnation of John Milton, a pair of mysterious Gypsies, and a militant corps of young women known only as The Moles
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A poetic reminiscence about lovers and other people I encountered while living in Wine Country, (Northern California.
Five major sections (almost complete books in themselves): Tannery Row, Cuttings Wharf, The Woman of the Horses, Ariadne's Bookstore, and Beginning Susan; covering 8 years of intense involvement with the people, artists, lovers, and the unique experience of living in a wine growing region. |
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