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In the history of The Great Mother and The Deep-End of the Ocean, Anne Deb. LeClaire provides a heartbreaking–and breathtaking–novel of two different but equally loving moms who experience the absolute most unpleasant of deficits and then find the courage not just to take but to find meaning and hope within their lives.Rose Nelson is just a middle aged lady with a damaged past, a sadness that she can't recover. Privately responsible about her part in her teen-aged son’s death five years back, she's covered himself removed from existence, surrounded by way of a suffering that's gradually eaten away at her connection with her husband.Against her will, Flower is attracted in to the world she's prevented when Opal Entrances and her five-year-old son, Zack, relocate nearby. Decided to begin a completely independent life for himself, twenty-year-old Opal has quit her family and the daddy of her boy in New York.