Captured Heart - Gallant, Angeline
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Adelaide was a homeschooling mother until a few hours ago when everything changed, turning her life upside down. She had never believed in magic, least of all, the ability to time travel, but when she experiences it first hand, Adelaide is desperate to return to her own time. 1600s Canada is a time of danger with warring First Nations tribes and the ever-present threat of diseases. For Adelaide, things are even more complicated. Chief Long Knife, a ruggedly handsome Wyandotte chief, is determined to capture her heart. Can Adelaide return home, or is she trapped in the past? This novella is based on a true story.…mehr

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Adelaide was a homeschooling mother until a few hours ago when everything changed, turning her life upside down. She had never believed in magic, least of all, the ability to time travel, but when she experiences it first hand, Adelaide is desperate to return to her own time. 1600s Canada is a time of danger with warring First Nations tribes and the ever-present threat of diseases. For Adelaide, things are even more complicated. Chief Long Knife, a ruggedly handsome Wyandotte chief, is determined to capture her heart. Can Adelaide return home, or is she trapped in the past? This novella is based on a true story.
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Angeline Gallant traces her roots through generations of Old Stock Canadian heritage, her passion for genealogy as deep and enduring as the forests and fields her ancestors once walked. With a reverence for history and an eye for detail, she weaves stories from the fragments of lives left behind in letters, records, and weathered headstones. An avid reader and devoted writer, Angeline brings the past to life with a curiosity for heraldry and a deep love for the landscapes that shaped her family's story. Each name and date she uncovers feels less like history and more like coming home, a familiar echo in the vast tapestry of time. For her, these stories are not forgotten-they live, breathing in the quiet spaces of memory and tradition, a testament to lives once lived, now eternal in the pages of her books.