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Brett Ellen Block's memorable debut book, The Grave of God's Daughter, is just a haunting tale of lost innocence, transgression, forgiveness, and religion set from the huge fabric of the struggling mill city. In the memorial of her estranged mother, a lady is confronted with yesteryear she's tried to place behind her simply to discover that what happened in her youth has never been further apart than her own darkness, and today the option to shut the thirty-year rift between mother and child has been set before her. The entire year is 1941. Grounded in the lonesome outreaches of the Allegheny Foothills may be the city of Hyde Flex.