Alice Elliott Dark

Fellowship Point
A novel by Alice Elliott Dark about the lifelong friendship between two women in their eighties.
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KateFirst to rec“Brandon Taylor said to read this and I 🫡. Beautiful sentences about aging women and female friendship.”
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Ginny Branch“I absolutely adored this book following two childhood best friends and their lives over decades. Their families were some of the few founders of Fellowship Point in Maine and it covers the conflicts that arise when one friend wishes to turn the property into a Land Trust while the other has to convince her resistant sons that it is the right decision. It is super atmospheric and cozy and contains some (non-scary) family mysteries and has a great twist! It’s long but I didn’t want to put it down!”
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Ginny Branch“Loving this book recommended by Olivia Muenter. The book shared the friendship of two women over several decades, going back and forth from past-to-present, from both their POV. The writing is so evocative and lovely and I’ve been enjoying the descriptions of Maine 😍”
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