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Informationen zum Autor Nancy Crocker is a native of Missouri who started her career as a singer and appeared with Loretta Lynn at age thirteen. She graduated from Columbia College and since then has been acting and writing. Her work has appeared in the American Heritage Anthology, and she is the author of the picture book Betty Lou Blue, published by Dial. This is her first novel. Nancy lives with her husband and son near a lake in Minneapolis, where they enjoy fishing. You can visit Nancy at www.nancycrocker.com. Klappentext As relentless rain raises the nearby river! Billie thinks she and her parents are the only people staying in their town and face the threat of flood. They are--except for their elderly neighbor Miss Lydia. Billie forms a friendship with Miss Lydia born out of circumstance! but when Billie faces tragedy! Miss Lydia takes matters into her own hands. Zusammenfassung CAN ONE UNLIKELY FRIENDSHIP SAVE A LIFE? Billie Standish has pretty much no one. Her parents are too caught up in their own lives! and the only two girls in town her age want nothing to do with her. When it looks like a nearby levee might break! and Billie's elderly neighbor! Miss Lydia! is the only other person besides her family to stick around! a friendship is born out of circumstance. What happens during that time! in that empty town! is a tragedy that Billie can't bear alone. Can the love of one woman nearing the end of her life save the life of a young woman just at the beginning of living hers?
