The Swan House

A southern region ABA and Book Sense best-selling author, Elizabeth Musser sets this coming-of-age novel in 1960s Atlanta.

Sixteen-year-old Mary Swan Middleton is devastated when her artistic mother is killed in a plane crash. The family maid, seeing Mary's loneliness and desperation, suggests she volunteer to help the poor. Soon, Mary realizes there is more to life, love, and faith, than she ever knew.

©2001 Elizabeth Musser (P)2005 Recorded Books, LLC

Thoroughly enjoyed

I found this to be an engaging story that had a lot of depths in meaning. The author had great character development. I thoroughly enjoyed the story.

The Best Book

I loved this book so much. I did not want it to end. Such a good story and it touched me so deeply.

Must read

I absolutely loved this book. It is now one of my favorites. I would recommend this book to anyone who would enjoy a story that you don't want to put down.

Wonderful Story

I first read this years ago when it was first published and loved it. With the release of the third book in the series, I decided to listen to The Swan House on Audible. My husband is not much of a reader, but he will listen to audio books with me in the car. My husband and I both enjoyed "reading" it. The audio book was well done, and the story is engaging. I highly recommend it.

The swan House

Excellent book! It touched on many important issues. Mental health, segregation,unity and loss. It was all wrote so eloquently.