In the tradition of Daniel Wallace\'s Big Fish and Eowyn Ivey\'s The Snow Child, a gorgeously written and fable-like novel recasting Noah\'s Ark as a story of relationships, courage, resilience, and hope.
Noah\'s Wife is her first novel..
She currently writes and teaches at Augsburg College in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where she lives with her husband and their golden retriever.
She studied literature and writing at Yale, Notre Dame, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
By reimagining this classic story in a new and modern light, the novel asks: how do we know when to stay and when it\'s time to go? About the Author: Lindsay Starck was born in Wisconsin and raised in the Milwaukee Public Library.
Poignant and whimsical, playful and wise, Noah\'s Wife challenges our expectations of love, commitment, and redemption.
As the water swallows up the houses, the renowned zoo, and the single highway out of town, Noah, his wife, and their new neighbors must confront not only the savage forces of nature but also the fragile ties that bind them to one another.
Newly appointed as pastor, Noah is determined to bring the eccentric townspeople back to the church, but the members of his congregation only want to keep their homes afloat.
It\'s the women who tend to triumph in this modern take on an Old Testament parable." - Kirkus Reviews In loving Noah, his Wife never imagined she\'d end up in this gray and wet little town where it\'s been raining for as long as anyone can remember.
Forget the ark, forget the patriarch. . . . "Variously romantic, symbolic, philosophical, feminist, and fanciful, this is an atmospheric tale that meanders to a sweetly rousing conclusion.
In the tradition of Daniel Wallace\'s Big Fish and Eowyn Ivey\'s The Snow Child, a gorgeously written and fable-like novel recasting Noah\'s Ark as a story of relationships, courage, resilience, and hope
