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"Following a drunken celebration of a college hockey victory, a car goes off a bridge and plunges into a river. The passenger, a young woman, escapes; the driver, her boyfriend, drowns. In a clear, compelling voice, Leo Baye, narrator of Anne Whitney Pierce's powerful first novel, traces the aftermath of a tragedy - struggling with guilt over her own survival and slowly coming to terms with the less-than-perfect nature of the relationship she has lost.". "Though a star of the Harvard hockey team, Danny McPhee had remained at heart a Cambridge "townie" whose Irish-American family ran a fish…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2000University Press of New England · 361 pages · 9781584650218
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