A Day in June (13) (World Prose)

Young Eric Boulanger attempts to save the economy of his depressed Vermont town with a contest that offers a free wedding. But when winner Ryan Toscano, who has lost her fiancé to the priesthood, is urged by her hilarious Jewish grandmother to find a replacement in time for the gala, a web of deception forces three millennials and an entire town to re-examine their notions of faith and death, love and acceptance. Winner of the American Fiction Book Award for Religious Fiction and told with humor and pathos by the award-winning author of THIEVES NEVER STEAL IN THE RAIN.