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CHARLOTTE HEBERT’S short fiction has been published in numerous literary journals including Sun Dog: The Southeast Review and The Widener Review. Her non-fiction has been published in the Worcester Sunday Telegram & Gazette. Numbering Stars was a finalist in both The Hemingway First Novel Contest and The Thomas Wolfe Fiction Prize.
Charlotte grew up in Braintree, Massachusetts and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where she studied psychology. She currently resides in Northboro, Massachusetts with her husband and their son
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Lynn, in a blink-of-the-eye event, loses the person dearest in the world to her--her husband. This tragedy starts Lynn out on both a spiritual search, in which she delves into meditation and Eastern religion, and a path of self-destruction. Things start to go better for Lynn, however, when, as a way of looking outside of herself, she volunteers at a suicide-prevention hotline and begins to develop a relationship with a caller… Or do they?
Numbering Stars is an elegiac love story, an exploration of life and meaning, and a suspenseful read rolled into one. It is ultimately about a woman who is struggling with faith under the onus of loss—who keeps trying and failing and trying again.
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