Drowning Tree

Discover the captivating world of Drowning Tree by Carol Goodman, a compelling novel that intertwines mystery and history. Published in 2005, this intriguing tale spans 480 pages and takes readers on a journey through the rich themes of conservation and restoration, set against the backdrop of a women's college.

At the heart of the story is August Penrose, the visionary behind the stained glass 'Lady Window,' designed to grace the chapel of his university for the daughters of factory workers at the Rose Glass Works. However, when Christine uncovers startling revelations about the window, her life takes a tragic turn, culminating in a boating accident that hauntingly mirrors the fate of the Lady of Shallot.

Join Carol Goodman as she weaves a narrative filled with suspense and historical depth, making Drowning Tree a must-read for fans of fiction that explores the intricate connections between art, history, and the human experience.