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Lavender’s intertwined in Angela’s life—from the family’s lavender fields in England, to the lavender fields of France. While living in England, Italy, France, and the U.S., she grows from a dependent, twice-divorced woman into a self-sufficient, successful entrepreneur. All that’s missing is her truelove, her first husband. He says he still loves her, but why was she commanded to meet him and his lawyers at a Pennsylvania estate? Is he going to take their son away?
The cottage was several hundred years old with black wooden struts tic-tac-toeing the white-mortared walls. A new thatched roof, a foot thick, glowed golden and caressed the diamond-paned windows. The thatcher's design of cross-hatching and borders--his signature--around the roof top reminded Angela of her mother's gold engraved bracelet. Curtains at the open windows billowed in the summer breeze like sails. Looking toward the hazy horizon, she could just make out the white dots which were sheep grazing in the fields of the neighboring farm.
She gazed at the workers bent over in the f | |  | | OUIDA, the Victorian Romance Writer - (working title)
OUIDA, the Victorian Romance Writer - (working title) a biography of the famous writer from the author's hometown.
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COMING July 2007, from Whiskey Creek Press - THE DRAGONFLY - a time travel novel... Cathy, a history professor, is in a car accident that delivers a traumatic blow to her head. She wakes to find herself in a 620 A.D. Anglo-Saxon village, where she's regarded as a Wise Woman because she can foretell the future. Her further travels take her to a manorhome in 1606 where she warns of the plight of the Jamestown, VA, explorers, and finally to World War II as a Land Army gal.
She must find her way back to her husband in present time. Woven throughout this story is the true, fascinating, history of the author's hometown in England.
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