Book Details

“…if they found her, she would lose more than her freedom; she would lose Shasta as well. They would take her daughter to be raised by others. And so she ran.” Tamarack pits a woman with strong political convictions and a troubled past against forces threatening to rob her of the two things she values most—her freedom and her infant daughter. At the height of mid-century social upheavals embroiling the country a mysterious young woman surfaces on an abandoned hill farm in isolated Tamarack. Artist, mother, political activist, Paula Parker—not her real name; she’s on the run—is falsely accused of killing a cop. Run no more, she tells herself. No one will ever find me here. Tamarack is the story of a woman in jeopardy. It is at once a human drama, a voyage of self-discovery, and a political thriller.

 

About the Author

Hugh Mahoney

Hugh Mahoney is the author of the acclaimed satiric novel, Virgins & Martyrs and the Alaska family saga The Sun Catcher. Following extensive research, he set his novel Tamarack in an artists’ colony caught in the throes of mid Nineteenth Century social upheavals, an age which continues to intrigue him and which he portrays with an authenticity too frequently lacking in treatments of this era.

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