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Where the River Ends

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First published
2008
Pages
384
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Charles Martin's "Where the River Ends" is a brilliantly written tale of unwavering love and devastating loss that is incredibly emotive. The story of the book centers on the adventures of Doss Michaels, a fishing guide and poor artist from a trailer park in south Georgia, and Abigail Grace Coleman, the stunning only child of the most influential senator in South Carolina.

Doss supports Abbie through her journey, standing by her side while she faces a life-threatening illness. Together, they set out on a 130-mile journey down the St. Mary's River, which Doss had told Abbie they would take back in their early dating days.

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Charles Martin

Martin writes broadly Christian fiction with no sermon anywhere in it, and the recurring figure is a man carrying something he has never said aloud. Where the River Ends takes a dying woman down a river by canoe because she asked to see it once more. Long Way Gone is the prodigal son with a guitar and a father who is a preacher.

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Book facts

First published
2008
Reading time
About 8 hours
Pages
384
Language
English
Formats
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