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Mardi Link's book Isadore's Secret, which chronicles the mysterious disappearance and death of a nun from a small Northern Michigan town, has done what all good Michiganders do: flourish in winter.
Isadore once again appeared on the The Heartland Indie Bestseller List, this time a full five months after its initial release. Link takes spot No. 13 on the list for January 24th.
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