(St. Martin’s Press) When Kerri Arsenault was growing up in Mexico, Maine, a paper mill town on the banks of the Androscoggin River, she felt lucky and safe; her community, comprised of generations of mill workers, was focused inward, enjoying softball games, enduring the winters — everyone knew everyone else, and they had everything they needed. But then she moved away from her small town, lived in dozens of places as young people do, married a U.S. Coast Guard officer, ensuring many more years of imperman … (read more)
