That\, as he saw it now\, was his life&rsq uo\;s work: trying to make right what he&rsquo\;d gotten wrong. Wasn&rsquo \;t that a fair measure of a person\, what they did with their mistakes?\n
In the jubilant aftermath of the Allied victory in Europe\, Cal Jen kins\, a man wounded not in war but by his inability to serve in it\, shar es a single\, life-altering moment with Margaret Salt\, a woman determined to outrun her past. Cal is married to Becky\, whose spiritual gifts help the living speak to the dead\, while Margaret&rsquo\;s husband\, Felix\, i s serving at sea\, believed to be safe&mdash\;until a telegram suggests ot herwise.
\nWhat begins as a fleeting transgression becomes a complex secret that irrevocably binds all four of them in unexpected ways. As the ir small Ohio town remakes itself in the postwar boom\, the Salt and Jenki ns families remain in each other&rsquo\;s orbit\, and the consequences of choices made long ago begin to emerge\, reshaping their lives in ways that will forever impact the next generation.
\nSweeping yet intimate\, resplendent with moments of deep emotion and unforgettable characters\,&nb sp\;Buckeye \;is a transportive story of love\, loyalty\, sacrifice\, and forgiveness.
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