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The Heart of Cherry McBain: A Novel

By Douglas Durkin

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

On the rugged Canadian frontier, a disillusioned man and a spirited young woman navigate love and conflict as they confront their inner demons and challenge the manipulative forces threatening their community.

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2016-06-29
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Summary

"The Heart of Cherry McBain: A Novel" by Douglas Durkin is a story set in a small, unnamed frontier town in Canada, where lives collide amid struggle, romance, and conflict. The narrative focuses on King Howden, a man dealing with his past as he approaches his 28th birthday feeling lost in a world where those around him are thriving; and Cherry McBain, a spirited young woman whose independent nature guides her when seeking help for her father, Keith McBain, who is battling against his inner demons and the manipulative influence of Bill McCartney. Through this evolving dynamic, the story paints a picture of frontier life, where complex relationships and personal demons are set against a backdrop of rugged landscapes and harsh realities.

About the Author

Douglas Durkin was a Canadian novelist, short story writer and screenwriter.

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