Comfrey, Wyoming: Birds of a Feather

By: Daphne Birkmyer

Narrated by: Rachael Endrizzi

Against a backdrop of high prairie winds and soaring snow-capped peaks, an uneasy friendship makes its final appeal when the words "Aunt Heidi" and a phone number are found written on the arm of a five-year-old Arapaho child.

When Heidi Vogel arrives in New York to open a restaurant, the ambitious young German-born chef could never imagine that six years later, she would be managing a soup kitchen in Wyoming and sharing her home with an abandoned dog and a secretive young woman named Nara Crow.

The birth of Nara's identical twins soothes the ache Heidi has felt since the death of her own baby, but sends Nara back into a depression that has haunted her for years. When Nara disappears with the children and Heidi's exhaustive search reveals no leads, Heidi is forced to consider a painful truth—Nara may not want to be found—and the life she thought they were building together was nothing but a charade.

Just as Heidi decides it is time to move on, an unexpected phone call thrusts her into the ignorant world that confronts a transgender child.

©2021 Daphne Birkmyer (P)2022 Daphne Birkmyer

Loved it

Readers will identify with many situations in this book and wonder about others. Heidi is constantly searching for answers and experiencing life along the way. At times you say to yourself " Yep. been there done that." Other times it is "Wow. I can't believe what's happening". It ends with you wanting to know more. The good news is there is more. Two more books on the way. This should be a TV mini series.

Great story

A very well written story that hit on some personal emotions. I’m looking forward to the next book.