Ariel Lawhon's "The Frozen River" is a historical novel set in 1789 Maine, centering on midwife Martha Ballard as she investigates a mysterious death. The book is praised for its compelling protagonist, intricate plot, vivid historical setting, and exploration of social issues, showcasing Lawhon's elegant prose. Martha's strength highlights the limitations faced by women in that era. Some readers might find the pacing slow, and the character relationships can be complex. Overall, the novel appeals to fans of historical fiction and strong female characters, presenting a thought-provoking tale of resilience and the fight for equality.
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