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Deceive Me Not ~
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near you. Trade Paperback ISBN 1-4137-2400-0
Imagine
learning at the age of forty-nine that you were adopted, and
in the course of tracing your birth parents, find your happy
thirty-year marriage threatened by the outcome. This is the
dilemma facing Barbara McNab. Missing her husband, but afraid
to reveal her search's unimaginable conclusion, Barbara struggles
alone to solve the mystery. Underlying the adventure, mystery
and even a murder, is the story of a love that, having thrived
for thirty years, is strengthened by coming so close to being
lost forever.
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Sometime, Somewhere ~
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Paperback ISBN 1-59374-018-2 Electronic version ISBN 1-59374-017-4
Marianne
Viele, an archaeologist is researching the historic value of
an old abandoned restaurant when she is startled by a New York
City Police Officer. Pete Wolfson recognizes Mari as the woman
who visits his dreams.
Neither
is aware they have loved each other in many previous lives and
that their present meeting was predestined by her tragic death
in Colonial New Amsterdam in 1647, and his vow to find her again
– “Sometime, Somewhere.”
The
real Marie du Trieux, a lively colorful character from whom
my husband and children are descended, inspired this story.
Books on the history of Colonial New Amsterdam detail a number
of Marie’s exploits and I’ve included many of them with the
history of the times in the book.
Review:
This novel was such a wonderful read. My only dilemma was
whether to hurry and read it so that I could find out the ending
or to slowly savor it to make it last longer. I know I will
enjoy reading it again and again. - Marsha Markham.
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Wave Me Goodbye ~
Available from publishamerica .com, BN.com, Amazon.com, Amazon
International Trade paperback and hardcover 1-59129-324-3
As
the Ponjohpur sails down the River Mersey and Liverpool disappears
from view, Priscilla Thornton’s noble ideas of serving her country
by accompanying children evacuees from Britain to Canada are
beginning to wane – and well they might. The year is 1940 and
Britain is at war.
When
fate assigns Cilla’s childhood sweetheart Ted Evans, a signaler
in the Royal Navy, to the Punjohpur, he is furious that Cilla
has ignored his advice and is aboard.
Four
nights later, the ship is torpedoed and in the chaos Cilla and
Ted are separated.
Over
the course of the next three months, Cilla faces raw terror,
cold, hunger and captivity. Far from being a tale of failure
and despair, this is the story of a young woman’s emotional
growth through her own courage and determination to survive
and to be reunited with Ted.
Review:
This suspenseful novel combines adventure, romance and
a lesson about never giving up. Written by an eyewitness to
that period in history, the story comes alive with settings
so real that you'll have no trouble believing. The vivid portrayal
of events few have heard of, let alone experienced, creates
a full and riveting page-turner. - Rosalie More
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Jura
MacLean Sherwood was born in London, England, but has traveled
extensively. In 1940 she was evacuated to South Africa where
she remained for over five years. While raising her four children,
she lived in Alaska for nine years and on both coasts of the
United States. Just prior to her husband retiring, they spent
four years in Saudi Arabia. They now reside in Oregon where
she draws on her thirty years of genealogical study and her
life experiences to write historical fiction. 
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