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| Category: Fiction:Literary |
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| About the Book | |
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In 1967, when ten-year-old Seth moves with his mother to an old house in a rural village deep in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts, the last thing he expects to find is friendship. But someone is waiting for Seth in Hadley Falls. Lily is a girl his own age who seems to be mysteriously attached to the old house and who keeps herself hidden from everyone except Seth as she invents a new game to keep them together forever. Set against the social turmoil of the Vietnam War years, Seth's story is a mesmerizing tale of secrecy and deception driven by the rules of a game that turns deadly.
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| Reviews | |
(Lily's Game) has beautiful writing and movement and it begs a sequel.
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| About the Author | |
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Norman Powers’ previous novel, End Credits, appeared in 2009. He is a past recipient of the biannual creative non-fiction award presented by the Hub City Writer’s Project, which has also published his short fiction. He lives and writes in South Carolina. |