The Inn at Lake Devine

Set in 1962 America, the story follows twelve-year-old Natalie Marx as she confronts prejudice when her mother seeks summer accommodations at a Vermont resort that explicitly caters to Gentiles. Natalie's strong sense of justice turns the family's rejection into a motivating challenge, prompting her to navigate the complexities of discrimination and identity. The novel explores themes of social barriers, resilience, and the quest for belonging against the backdrop of a changing America.