Le dernier vide-grenier de Faith Bass Darling: Rutledge, Lynda, Manceau, Laure

The Last Vide-Grenier of Faith Bass Darling is a captivating and emotional journey through the memories of a small town in Texas.

As the last day of the millennium approaches, septuagenarian Faith Bass Darling, an improvised smoker and nonconformist, gathers her most valuable possessions on the lawn of her ancestral home for a final farewell.

But why? Because God has asked her to, and because she knows what's at stake: her death, and the distant murder of her husband Claude.

As townspeople rummage through the accumulated treasures of five generations of Darlings - including a Civil War revolver, an engagement ring, a pendulum from French history, a family Bible, a vintage desk, and more - each object reveals the hidden role it played in the Darling saga and raises profound existential questions.

In a concise and witty narrative, Lynda Rutledge weaves an unforgettable tale of the remarkable greniers of memory and the comfort that these objects bring to our lives.

Don't miss out on this moving and thought-provoking read!