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SUMMARY:History Book Festival Presents: TaraShea Nesbit - Beheld
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DESCRIPTION:In collaboration with the History Book Festival\, join us for a
  live\,\ninteractive talk with TaraShea Nesbit\, author of Beheld\, one of
  the\nbooks featured at the 2020 virtual History Book Festival. Ten years\
 nafter the Mayflower Pilgrims established a colony based on the dream\nof 
 religious freedom\, Plymouth is led by fervent Puritans who prohibit\nresi
 dents from living\, trading\, and worshiping as they choose. The\narrival 
 of new colonists ratchets up the tension in this mystery novel\nthat re-fr
 ames the story of the Pilgrims through the previously\nunheard voices of t
 wo women of very different status and means. This\nis a story about a murd
 er and a trial that asks: whose stories get\ntold over time\, who gets bel
 ieved\, and who gets punished? TaraShea\nNesbit is the author of the natio
 nal bestseller The Wives of Los\nAlamos. She is an assistant professor and
  Altman Scholar at Miami\nUniversity in Oxford\, Ohio. Online program from
  the History Book\nFestival and the Lewes Public Library. Venue: Lewes Pub
 lic Library.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:In collaboration with the History Book Festiva
 l\, join us for a live\, interactive talk with TaraShea Nesbit\, author of
  Beheld\, one of the books featured at the 2020 virtual History Book Festi
 val. Ten years after the Mayflower Pilgrims established a colony based on 
 the dream of religious freedom\, Plymouth is led by fervent Puritans who p
 rohibit residents from living\, trading\, and worshiping as they choose. T
 he arrival of new colonists ratchets up the tension in this mystery novel 
 that re-frames the story of the Pilgrims through the previously unheard vo
 ices of two women of very different status and means. This is a story abou
 t a murder and a trial that asks: whose stories get told over time\, who g
 ets believed\, and who gets punished? TaraShea Nesbit is the author of the
  national bestseller The Wives of Los Alamos. She is an assistant professo
 r and Altman Scholar at Miami University in Oxford\, Ohio. Online program 
 from the History Book Festival and the Lewes Public Library. Venue: Lewes 
 Public Library.
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