Anglický jazyk

WORLD WITHOUT END, AMEN

Vydavateľstvo: Jane Susan MacCarter
Rok vydania: 2021
Formát: Hardback
Rozmer: 209 x 132 mm
Jazyk: Anglický jazyk
ISBN: 9781736878941

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23.85 €

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O knihe

She's chasing her new life, but an unexpected tragedy brings him closer than ever before.

Edie has nothing left in New York City. Her friends are married, her father has passed, and her big chance to change her life drifted off with the wind.

When she overhears women talking about a far-off paradise where an American can live an inexpensive, luxurious life, Edie knows that this is the next step for the Carow women. Determined to make the best of her life, to explore the artist she could be, Edie sets out to cross the Atlantic and move to Italy, leaving behind the Roosevelts and American spinsterhood forever.

But a tragedy is brewing under the Roosevelt roof, and Theo's world is about to crumble. Edie doesn't know where she fits into the Roosevelt world anymore, but she knows this: Edith Kermit Carow will change her life no matter what.

Based on the true story of Theodore Roosevelt II's second wife, World Without End, Amen is the final book in the Edie in Love trilogy. If you loved Edie in Would That I Could and Perhaps I Will, pick up this riveting conclusion today!

¿History, romance, and adventure-ideally all three-comprise the plan these days for Montana-based author Jane Susann MacCarter. The Edie in Love trilogy is her latest work. Her personal experiences include being jumped by a mountain lion (don't ask); peed upon by 850,000 Mexican Free-tailed bats exiting a cave; and eating the other half of a sandwich first nibbled by Ted Turner (long story). Her earlier published books include Twice Upon a Kiss, (neolithic romance/contemporary time travel/medical drama), as well as the New Mexico Wildlife Viewing Guide (Defenders of Wildlife nature series.) Her career has included many years writing about New Mexico outdoor tourism-including the Santa Fe Visitor's Guide-followed by working with endangered species biologists at the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.