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Mary Ann Taylor-HallContemporary Literature · Fiction
Come and go, Molly Snow
Carrie Marie Mullins, a Kentucky bluegrass fiddler, finds her world shattered when her five-year-old daughter, Molly, dies in a senseless accident. A month later, Carrie is recuperating on a drought-struck farm, grappling with immense grief, guilt, and her own sanity. With the quiet support of two older women, she slowly begins to confront her loss, the lingering feelings for her band's lead guitarist, and the enduring power of her music.