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“Girls appear and disappear, but so do women. We know this because blood talks to blood.”

The town of Larissa, Texas, has secrets. Native girls are going missing, decades-old conflicts are hiding just below the surface, and Emily Howard is speaking to her ancestors.

By Gwendolyn Paradice

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The Divining Season
The Divining Season

The town of Larissa, Texas, has secrets. Native girls are going missing, decades-old conflicts are hiding just below the surface, and Emily Howard is speaking to her ancestors.

$20.95

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Gwendolyn Paradice at the 2026 Mississippi Book Festival

We're thrilled for Gwendolyn Paradice, author of The Divining Season, to be an official panelist of the 2026 Mississippi Book Festival! This year's festival will take place on September 26, 2026, at the Mississippi State Capitol. Gwendolyn will serve as a panelist alongside authors such as George Saunders, Kate McKinnon, and many more!

Learn more about the festival at 

https://msbookfestival.com/

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