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Experience the allure of the Great Lakes region with Mary Hartwell Catherwood's "Mackinac and Lake Stories." This meticulously prepared print edition gathers historical fiction short stories that capture the essence of Michigan's captivating past. Journey to Mackinac Island and beyond as these tales transport you to a bygone era.
Catherwood's work provides a glimpse into the lives and landscapes that shaped the Midwest. Discover narratives woven with the spirit of the region. These stories offer a unique blend of historical detail and compelling storytelling, reflecting the author's deep connection to the area.
Perfect for those interested in Michigan history or the timeless appeal of well-crafted short fiction, this collection showcases the enduring power of regional storytelling. "Mackinac and Lake Stories" is a window into the past, offering a captivating literary journey.
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