Ruth's Book Review:

Vinegar Hill by A. Manette Ansay

Many secrets haunt the Grier family, and they are tormented by guilt and pain. In 1972, circumstances push Ellen Grier and her family back to Holly Fields, Wisconsin. Her unemployed husband and two children accompany her to her in-laws.

Every individual has a past and some of us need to make peace and embrace the past for what it is. Healing is a process, and when it shows up in our lives, it is there to do what is necessary for us to move to the next level. Mary-Margaret, Ellen's mother in-law, is haunted by her painful past that eventually drives her insane.

Read Vinegar Hill and discover how Ellen survives the deep dark secrets of her family and how a woman with her vibrant and passionate spirit makes a difference for the people she loves.

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Ruth Motaung (Logistical and Office Manager)

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