Sea Level Marie-Francine Hebert to act as a check

to act as a check against more purely mercantile

Upper: Synthetic

and visionaries to bring their creative sketches and musings to life

a deeply moving novel for readers of Rebecca Makkai and Angie Kim

Sea Level Marie-Francine Hebert to act as a checkBy: Nancy Hayes Kilgore Published by Quinnebec Press, 2011 04 Sea Level, set in a remote seacoast town in 1980, tells the story of Brigid Peterson, the first woman minister in the town of Sand Hill. At a time when women's roles are shifting and they are beginning to enter the clergy, Brigid's idealism and emerging feminism begin to disrupt the church's beliefs. She befriends Mary Bradley, an artist who falls hopelessly in love with an elusive man.