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There is no safe place to turn and no one to trust as young wife and first-time mother Angie Glass discovers the shocking secrets hiding within the shadows of her newfound family and discovers what she is capable of when it comes to love, secrets, and ultimate betrayal . . .
As turbulent and electrified as the period it’s set in, The Glass Forest provides an intoxicating slow burn that builds to a conclusion full of shocking reveals as it unveils a gripping multi-generational saga infused with the bleak depression of the post-war era.
"Swanson uses exquisitely rendered characters and an intricately woven plot to explore the cultural and political fallout of WWII, as well as the changing role and limited rights of women in the mid–20th century." -- Publishers Weekly