In the idyllic, coastal fishing village of Balsam Cove, Maine, middle-aged lobsterman James Edward's life is unmoored after the sudden death of his beloved wife. Alone, he is floundering in grief and guilt; struggling through the motions of everyday life. His children have drifted away. He's isolated himself from friends and neighbors. At best, his sternman is unreliable. Even the cat has run off.
When a young mystery girl on a ratty old bicycle appears down by the dock, James becomes intrigued by her daily presence. It's not long before "almost ten" year-old Natasha forcefully introduces herself to James, amusing him by staking out her own territory at the shore.
As Natasha seemingly makes it her business to keep an eye on James, he sets out to find what wind the precocious child blew in on, who she belongs to, and why she's always alone. The pair begin to form an unlikely bond, but as the new friends grow closer, more than James reckoned for comes to light. In the tangled web of the past and present, loss and grief; family secrets surface, old ghosts reappear, and illicit activity is exposed that threatens the sheltered fabric of the community and their very lives.
Told in alternating perspectives of the main characters, James and Natasha is contemporary, character-driven novel set in a small coastal Maine town. Themes of grief, family, resilience, and community are explored through the intersecting lives of the two main characters; James, a widowed lobsterman, and Natasha, a precocious young girl who has newly arrived in town with her mother.
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Kathryn Balteff pens stories and poems from her little cabin on the exquisite, rocky coast of Downeast Maine. She finds her greatest inspiration in forests, the sea, the cosmos, and life's mysteries. When she's not scribbling away, you may find her in her gardens, or playing her cello, or meandering by the sea or along forest paths with her husband and their faithful canine companions.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the coastal fishing village of Balsam Cove, Maine, lobsterman James Edward's life is unmoored after the sudden death of his beloved wife. Alone, he's struggling through the motions of everyday life, floundering in grief and guilt. His grown children have drifted away. He's isolated himself from friends and neighbors. At best, his sternman is unreliable. Even the cat ran off. Young Natasha arrives from Boston in her mother's old Subaru to stay with dysfunctional grandparents she's never met before. Her father's disappearance also took away her home, the city, and her friends. Only when she rides her mom's childhood bike down to the rocky shore can she find solace or peace.Intrigued by the mystery girl who shows up by the dock almost every afternoon, James sets out to find what wind the precocious child blew in on. As the unlikely new friends grow closer, their families become more intertwined. Soon a tangled web of past and present, loss and grief, and family secrets surface while social issues and illicit activities threaten not only the sheltered community, but their very lives.Told in alternating perspectives of the main characters, James and Natasha is contemporary, character-driven novel set in a small coastal Maine town. Themes of grief, family, resilience, and community are explored through the intersecting lives of the two main characters; James, a widowed lobsterman, and Natasha, a precocious young girl who has newly arrived in town with her mother. James and Natasha is a story of love, loss, dysfunctional families, and an unlikely friendship that fosters multi-generational healing and hope. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798994495506
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the idyllic, coastal fishing village of Balsam Cove, Maine, middle-aged lobsterman James Edward's life is unmoored after the sudden death of his beloved wife. Alone, he is floundering in grief and guilt; struggling through the motions of everyday life. His children have drifted away. He's isolated himself from friends and neighbors. At best, his sternman is unreliable. Even the cat has run off. When a young mystery girl on a ratty old bicycle appears down by the dock, James becomes intrigued by her daily presence. It's not long before "almost ten" year-old Natasha forcefully introduces herself to James, amusing him by staking out her own territory at the shore. As Natasha seemingly makes it her business to keep an eye on James, he sets out to find what wind the precocious child blew in on, who she belongs to, and why she's always alone. The pair begin to form an unlikely bond, but as the new friends grow closer, more than James reckoned for comes to light. In the tangled web of the past and present, loss and grief; family secrets surface, old ghosts reappear, and illicit activity is exposed that threatens the sheltered fabric of the community and their very lives. Told in alternating perspectives of the main characters, James and Natasha is contemporary, character-driven novel set in a small coastal Maine town. Themes of grief, family, resilience, and community are explored through the intersecting lives of the two main characters; James, a widowed lobsterman, and Natasha, a precocious young girl who has newly arrived in town with her mother. James and Natasha is a story of love, loss, dysfunctional families, and an unlikely friendship that fosters multi-generational healing and hope. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798994495506
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the idyllic, coastal fishing village of Balsam Cove, Maine, middle-aged lobsterman James Edward's life is unmoored after the sudden death of his beloved wife. Alone, he is floundering in grief and guilt; struggling through the motions of everyday life. His children have drifted away. He's isolated himself from friends and neighbors. At best, his sternman is unreliable. Even the cat has run off. When a young mystery girl on a ratty old bicycle appears down by the dock, James becomes intrigued by her daily presence. It's not long before "almost ten" year-old Natasha forcefully introduces herself to James, amusing him by staking out her own territory at the shore. As Natasha seemingly makes it her business to keep an eye on James, he sets out to find what wind the precocious child blew in on, who she belongs to, and why she's always alone. The pair begin to form an unlikely bond, but as the new friends grow closer, more than James reckoned for comes to light. In the tangled web of the past and present, loss and grief; family secrets surface, old ghosts reappear, and illicit activity is exposed that threatens the sheltered fabric of the community and their very lives. Told in alternating perspectives of the main characters, James and Natasha is contemporary, character-driven novel set in a small coastal Maine town. Themes of grief, family, resilience, and community are explored through the intersecting lives of the two main characters; James, a widowed lobsterman, and Natasha, a precocious young girl who has newly arrived in town with her mother. James and Natasha is a story of love, loss, dysfunctional families, and an unlikely friendship that fosters multi-generational healing and hope. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798994495506
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