In Lin Enger’s latest novel, Undiscovered Country, a boy’s grieving process after his father’s death on a hunting trip is complicated by doubts about whether his father’s alleged suicide was actually a murder—and a nagging suspicion that the boy’s own uncle is the culprit. With the aid of a troubled girl, the boy concocts a revenge scheme. Enger reads from the book tonight at the Schwartz Bookshop in Shorewood at 7 p.m.
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