In "Wildwood," Drusilla Campbell delves deeply into the heart of friendship with a highly accomplished novel reminiscent of those of Sue Miller, Anna Quindlen and Anne Rivers Siddons. It is the story of Hannah, Jeanne and Liz, lifelong friends who are forced to confront the consequences of a terrible incident that occurred long ago. It has been thirty years since any of the three women spoke the words "Bluegang Creek." Something unspeakable happened near that shady stream that shaped their lives -- and lurks in the shadows of their darkest hours. Now, Liz can no longer bear the silence. What she is about to bring into the light will test the very limits of friendship -- and transport all three women back to that fateful summer day when their innocence was shattered forever. "Wildwood" is a novel of friendship and forgiveness, an exploration of the lengths to which women will go to protect themselves -- and each other -- in the name of loyalty. . .and in the name of love.