
In a sleepy Washington, D.C. suburb in 1972, ten-year-old Marsha tells of the murder of a young boy
The story takes place in a sleepy suburb of Washington, D.C., in spring and summer 1972, while the Watergate scandal is breaking. The narrator is Marsha, a ten-year-old girl, and the novel chronicles the murder of a young boy in her neighborhood. It is Suzanne Berne's debut novel, published by Algonquin Books in 1997.
Marsha, a ten-year-old girl who tells the story.
A sleepy Washington, D.C. suburb in spring and summer 1972, during Watergate.
The narrator is a child, and the crime happens against the backdrop of Watergate.
Quiet and uneasy.
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