The Woman Who Went Away

About the Book

Wife, mother, and teacher Margot Delaunoy takes off for a vacation alone at her family's camp in the Adirondacks. But unfortunately, a seemingly gentle young man has gotten there ahead of her.

"A taut, suspenseful allegory of evil."—San Francisco Review of Books

"For those who like their suspense on the dark side."—Library Journal

About the Author

Firth Haring is the author of five novels published between 1968 and 1985. Her subject is modern woman, searching for herself in an uncertain world. For margot Delaunoy, in The Woman Who Went Away; the search is comtrolled by another, and the uncertainties are more than she could have imagined.