By the Good Sainte Anne: A Story of Modern Quebec
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This gripping novel takes readers on a journey through the bustling city of Quebec in the early 20th century. Anna Chapin Ray weaves together the stories of several characters, including a struggling artist, a wealthy philanthropist, and a young woman searching for her place in the world. As their paths intersect and diverge, the reader is treated to a rich and immersive portrait of this vibrant city and its people.
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