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Traveler

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 Traveler is a character-driven tale about Sue Reinhardt and Mimi Smithson, two teenagers who fall in love in the summer of 1962 only to be separated unwittingly for decades shortly afterwards. Sue was raised in Blain, a small village at the end of a valley bordered by the Tuscarora Mountain in Pennsylvania, where she grew to adulthood in a world confined to the stifling isolation typical of rural America in the 70's and 80's. In 1969, Mimi, after having hiked the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine following her graduation from Penn State, returns to her high school alma mater in suburban Harrisburg to teach and coach track. Already stressed by a sexual relationship with her landlord, a psychiatrist named Lydia, Mimi is caught in a compromising position with a girl on her track team, which drives Mimi toward a maelstrom of events that leads to a murder for which Mimi is blamed. In deep panic, Mimi disappears onto the Appalachian Trail for three decades where she becomes known as The Traveler. In 2001, The Traveler wanders into Blain and Sue’s Tuscarora Hotel and Café with her sidekick Grits, a large black dog of indeterminate lineage. In their teen years, Sue and Mimi had been intimately linked to Charles Mason, who is now the multi-term Harrisburg Mayor. Despite his having a penchant for graft and a politically challenged wife, Mason decides to run for Governor of Pennsylvania in 2002 as a step toward a Presidential run in 2008. The past collides with a turbulent present when Traveler, Sue, Lydia, and Charles converge at a campaign rally in Blain.
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