Aguahega

A sweeping historical saga of love, loss, and resilience on a Maine island.
Kathleen Snow's Aguahega tells the story of the Beal family, who have called a remote Maine island home for generations. From their encounters with seagoing Native Americans to the arrival of wealthy summer residents and the establishment of Acadia National Park, the Beals face constant challenges to their way of life.

As the 20th century dawns, the Beals find themselves caught in a battle for control of their beloved island, facing threats from outside forces and internal conflicts that test the very bonds of family. Will they be able to preserve their heritage in the face of a changing world? Perfect for readers who enjoy historical fiction, family sagas, and stories set in the rugged beauty of coastal Maine.