Ravenna Morton is an American Indian woman living a very old-fashioned life in a primitive cabin at the edge of the Kalamazoo River. Facing modern problems when her lifelong affair with a Greek artist is closely examined by their children after a child she gave up for adoption dies, The Liberation of Ravenna Morton captures the small-town dynamic of a family’s private secrets being exposed to the world. A poignant look at the melding of two Americanized cultures observed under a microscope.

“There are not words to tell how much I loved this book! This story of a complicated family riddled with secrets has many twists and turns…”

“This is an interesting story of a dysfunctional family that actually works together. I enjoyed it greatly.”