A novel about a family during World War II, set on the homefront in Springield, Mass., and in the South Pacific. The book focuses on four characters and how their lives were affected and changed during the war years.
Marilyn Pavlovsky – BURNING SUNSHINE. The author spends her time writing, or with her children, grandchildren, horses, and dogs. Though fictional, this work is based on a very real family. Times 1883-1958. A must read!
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BURNING SUNSHINE is the unveiling of Marilyn Pavlovsky's first novel. An inspiring story of strength, faith, and hope. The novel demonstrates how one woman determinedly opted to never burn her sunshine. Inspired by Pavlovsky's paternal grandmother who lived in the 1800's, Burning Sunshine tells the captivating story of Rebecca Dahl, a beautiful young lady who was forced to leave her luxurious upbringing for a farm life. Her journeys would take her to the rolling hills of Ohio, and there her story of romance, tragedy, and hardship ensues. Spanning a turn-of-the-century era, Rebecca's life will see her through the ravages of war as well as the adversity of the Great Depression. Inspiring and rich with history, Burning Sunshine glows with Rebecca's stirring story of faith, strength, and hope. For more information on this book, readers can log on to www.book-burningsunshine.com