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Lisa Moore - February.nfo
General Information
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Title: February
Author: Lisa Moore
Read By: Cyndi Shope
Copyright: 2009
Audiobook Copyright: 2014
Abridged: No
File Information
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Number of MP3s: 9
Total Duration: 8:49:31
Total MP3 Size: 242.74
Parity Archive: No
Encoded At: CBR 64 kbit/s 44100 Hz Mono
ID3 Tags: Set, v2.3
Book Description
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February is Lisa Moore's heart-stopping follow-up to her debut novel
Alligator, winner of the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for the Caribbean
and Canadian region. Propelled by a local tragedy, in which an oil rig
sinks in a violent storm off the coast of Newfoundland, February follows
the life of Helen O'Mara, widowed by the accident, as she continuously
spirals from the present day back to that devastating and transformative
winter. After overcoming the hardships of raising four children as a
single parent, Helen's strength and calculated positivity fool everyone
into believing that she's pushed through the paralyzing grief of losing
her spouse. But in private, Helen has obsessively maintained a powerful
connection to her deceased husband. When Helen's son unexpectedly returns
home with life-changing news, her secret world is irrevocably shaken,
and Helen is quickly forced to come to terms with her inability to lay
the past to rest.
An unforgettable glimpse into the complex love and cauterizing grief
that run through all of our lives, February tenderly investigates how
memory knits together the past and present, and pinpoints the very human
need to always imagine a future, no matter how fragile.
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