Ripe with wild dark berries and a gentle, earthy melancholy, it's a natural companion to a story of a stolen child and a family that never stops looking. Quiet, patient and full of heart.
A Canadian Pinot Noir with bright acidity and red-berry brightness, grown not far from the novel's own landscape of loss and searching.
A Mi'kmaq family's summer of berry picking ends when a four-year-old vanishes, and the decades-long search that follows is told from both sides of the loss.
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