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Q road

by Bonnie Jo Campbell

Indians of North AmericaReal estate developersFictionRural conditionsFarm lifeFiction, family life, generalIndians of north america, fictionMichigan, fiction

"Welcome to Q Road, in Greenland Township, where the old way of life is colliding with the new. On the same acres where farmers once displaced Potawatomi Indians, suburban developers now supplant farmers and Q Road (or "Queer Road," as the locals call it) has become home to an unlikely mix of people. The neighbors include a sixth-generation farmer and his rifle-toting child bride, an evangelical bartender, a tabloid-reading agoraphobe, a philandering window salesman, and an asthmatic boy who longs for the love of a good father. These folks all smell the pig manure from the Whitby farm and share the same grand views of the Kalamazoo River and the oldest barn in the township - until one disastrous October afternoon."--BOOK JACKET.

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