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That Camden summer

In 1916, Roberta Jewett and her three daughters return to her family home in Camden, Maine. Because she has divorced her husband, the townsfolk quickly reject Roberta. Her outspoken manner adds further fuel to their disapproval, and when she develops a close friendship with Gabe, a widowed contractor, the people of Camden are outraged.

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  • "In 1916, Roberta Jewett and her three daughters return to her family home in Camden, Maine. Because she has divorced her husband, the townsfolk quickly reject Roberta. Her outspoken manner adds further fuel to their disapproval, and when she develops a close friendship with Gabe, a widowed contractor, the people of Camden are outraged."
  • "In 1916, Roberta Jewett and her three daughters return to her family home in Camden, Maine. Because she has divorced her husband, the townsfolk quickly reject Roberta. Her outspoken manner adds further fuel to their disapproval, and when she develops a close friendship with Gabe, a widowed contractor, the people of Camden are outraged."@en
  • "A divorced woman with three daughters moves back to her old home town, but she endures, betrayal, pain, and condemnation, even from her own mother and sister, until she finds love and friendship from an unlikely source."@en
  • "Roberta Jewell returns to her home of Camden, Maine in the summer of 1916 with three children, divorced and with a strong dislike of men. She and her children slowly become friends with the lonely widower, Gabriel Farley, and Roberta begins to think that she may be able to love again."@en
  • "Roberta Jewett returns to her home of Camden, Maine in the summer of 1916 with three children, divorced and with a strong dislike of men. She and her children slowly become friends with the lonely widower, Gabriel Farley, and Roberta begins to think that she may be able to love again."@en
  • "It is 1916 and Roberta Jewett, independent and free-thinking, returns from Boston with her three daughters to Camden, Maine where she was born and raised. But a woman divorced is a woman shunned and Roberta defies them all to create a happy home life."@en
  • "A divorced woman seeking to rebuild her life returns to her home town and finds the obstacles are even greater than she anticipated."@en
  • "A divorced woman returns to her small home town in 1914, and finds it much harder to fit in than she had expected."
  • "In the summer of 1916, Roberta Jewett and her three daughters arrive in Camden, Maine. As a divorced women, Roberta finds the obstacles of building a new life on her own are even greater than she has anticipated."
  • "In 1916, divorcee Roberta Jewett, returning to her childhood home in Maine with her three daughters, is talked about and shunned by the community. Even Roberta's mother is ashamed of her. Then Roberta develops a friendship with the man repairing her home, and the neighbours are up in arms."@en
  • "In 1916, Roberta Jewett and her three daughters return to her family home in Camden, Maine. Because she has divorced her husband, the townsfolk quickly reject Roberta. Her outspoken manner adds further fuel to their disapproval, and when she develops a close friendship with Gabe, a widowed contractor, the people of Camden are outraged.--"@en
  • "A divorced woman returns to her small home town in 1916, and finds it much harder to fit in than she had expected."
  • "In the summer of 1916, Roberta Jewett and her three daughters arrive in Camden, Maine. As a divorced woman, Roberta knows that returning to her home town to build a new life on her own will not be easy. But the obstacles are even than she has anticipated. As the women of the town wag their tongues behind her back, the men invent innuendo. She had counted on the support of her family, but even her own mother and sister offer more condemnation than comfort ... In her efforts to rebuild both her life and a ramshackle house overlooking the harbor, Roberta endures violence, betrayal and much pain. But she also finds love, friendship and acceptance from the most unlikely source."@en

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  • "Domestic fiction"@en
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  • "Romance fiction"@en
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  • "That Camden summer"

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