<p><b>A northern gothic tale about resilience and belonging.</b></p><p>In a boom town dominated by a man-eating lake, Renee and Danny Chance start a new life in his grandfather’s cabin. Renee struggles to keep her head above water until she is drawn into the orbit of two beautifully notorious bar-singer cousins, and all three women are called to test the bonds of blood and loyalty. A polyphonic fable riddled with tall tales, <i>Glory</i> explores what it means to be a woman in north-central BC by flooding the shores of the human heart.</p><p>'Stunning, raw prose and a fierce narrative that is irresistibly readable.'<b>—<i>The Malahat Review</i></b></p><p>'Sensitive, taut, and observant, each voice in Wigmore’s complex tapestry brings this small town brilliantly to life.'<b>—Eden Robinson</b></p><p>'A great novella is a work of alchemy, and that's what we're treated to in <i>Glory</i>... The women in your life need this book, maybe almost as much as the men do. Buy it for them.'<b>—Book Addiction</b></p>