The saga of the Forsythes and the Maxwell-Abbotts continue with this sequel to Marble Halls.
Returning home means many things to many people. For Mary May Seaton-Forsythe it meant reconnecting with her father, her stepmother, many friends and old acquaintances. They had all been waiting eagerly for her return,as she had been gone well over a year, believed to be dead. What a happy thing for them to discover that Mary May was most certainly alive and well and coming home to Kingston-Upon-Hull. Their love for her was as deep as the ocean and as wide as the sky.
Excerpt
Chapter One: Mary May Comes Home
It was raining when Hunter awoke the next morning next to Mary May in her old bedroom at Seaton House.It was quite chilly in the room, as he rose from the bed and struggled to pull on his warm robe, his beautiful bride still soundly sleeping. The problem he had with simple tasks was due to his now deformed hands, gnarled and rendered useless by Imar Pantu's funeral pyre. For a brief moment, while looking at his hands, he was transported back to that horrible moment when he fruitlessly tried to save Mumtaz from that horrible death subjected upon her by her cruel father-in-law. It always made his skin crawl.
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Sometimes, vacations just don't turn out the way you hoped they would. An idyllic wilderness house boating get-a-way soon turns into a hellish nightmare...
Sometimes, vacations just don't turn out the way you hoped they would. An idyllic wilderness house boating get-a-way soon turns into a hellish nightmare...
First Place Winner in historical fiction in the Purple Dragonfly Awards for excellence in children's literature, and named a U.P. Notable Classic.
Feel like you are in the moment nearly 100 years ago with a young girl, daughter of Finnish immigr
