“The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters” is a heart-wrenching and powerful novel that traces the invisible threads of family, loss, and healing across time. A New York Times bestseller and a breakout debut by Amanda Peters, this emotionally layered narrative takes readers into the heart of a mystery that begins with a single, life-altering moment in 1962.

Set against the rural beauty of Maine and the deep cultural roots of the Mi’kmaq community in Nova Scotia, the story begins when a young Indigenous girl goes missing during her family’s annual berry-picking trip. The girl’s disappearance devastates her family and reshapes the lives of those left behind. Unbeknownst to them, the girl has been taken—and raised by a white Christian family in a nearby town, growing up unaware of her true identity.

Amanda Peters crafts a deeply emotional and suspenseful tale as the missing girl’s brother, Joe, refuses to let go of the past. Haunted by memories and driven by a relentless need for closure, his journey of searching never truly ends. As the years pass, secrets unravel, destinies collide, and truth finally begins to emerge.

Why You’ll Love The Berry Pickers eBook:

• Rich Storytelling: A multi-layered narrative that explores identity, cultural loss, and healing with empathy and grace.
• Cultural Depth: Authentically rooted in Indigenous Canadian culture, giving voice to a community often underrepresented in mainstream fiction.
• Critically Acclaimed: Lauded by book critics and readers alike for its poetic prose and emotionally compelling storyline.
• Digital Convenience: Download instantly in PDF or EPUB format and read on any device, anytime, anywhere.
• Book Club Ready: Ideal for thoughtful discussion on family, belonging, and reconciliation.

Perfect For:

Whether you’re an avid reader of literary fiction, a lover of emotional family sagas, or someone interested in Indigenous narratives, The Berry Pickers will leave a lasting impact. It’s a poignant exploration of the threads that bind us—and those we must follow to find our way back home.