Publisher's Synopsis
Ronna Morgan and Danielle Richardson are living their dream on Pettigrew Road in Warren County, North Carolina. Danielle's job with the large-animal vet and Ronna's involvement with neighbors and the farm keep them in the moment. But inhabitants of the family graveyard have stories to tell. Gaddy lived on this farm long before Ronna and Danielle were born. Her song weaves through the lives of those who came before and haunts the days of her descendants. No more than a darkened whisper now, her voice has become the evening pines, the sun-beat earth, the lonely call of a midnight owl. Ronna hears them all. This third book in the Pettigrew Farm Series takes a deeper look at the stories of Ronna's ancestors. Letting the characters relate their own experiences, the farm's previous inhabitants tell of their journeys beyond rural North Carolina. The 1930s and 1940s shape the lives of these migrants who left the farm but never truly left it behind.
