Sage, Rosemary, and Time - Buursma, Harmke
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In 1967 as a gifted pianist with a scholarship awaiting her at the prestigious Curtis Institute Of Music, Rosemary Scott's future seems bright. However, her world is shattered when her brother is drafted into the Vietnam War, and her mother receives a devastating cancer diagnosis. Forced to abandon her aspirations and care for her ailing mother, Rosemary's world becomes a blur of responsibilities and sacrifices. While running an errand, Rosemary stumbles upon a mysterious bookshop that transports her to the year 1764. In this unfamiliar world, she narrowly escapes a carriage accident and finds…mehr

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In 1967 as a gifted pianist with a scholarship awaiting her at the prestigious Curtis Institute Of Music, Rosemary Scott's future seems bright. However, her world is shattered when her brother is drafted into the Vietnam War, and her mother receives a devastating cancer diagnosis. Forced to abandon her aspirations and care for her ailing mother, Rosemary's world becomes a blur of responsibilities and sacrifices. While running an errand, Rosemary stumbles upon a mysterious bookshop that transports her to the year 1764. In this unfamiliar world, she narrowly escapes a carriage accident and finds refuge with the dashing Leo Abernathy. Amidst political tensions and personal struggles, Rosemary finds herself torn between her affection for Leo and the responsibilities awaiting her in her own time. Yet, when the owner of the magical bookshop presents Rosemary with a choice, she must confront the ultimate decision. Will she forsake everything she knows and remain in 1764, or will she summon the strength to return to her own time, prioritizing her family above all else?
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Autorenporträt
Harmke Buursma is an author of fantasy and romance novels like Rose Through Time which was a semi-finalist of the 2021 Booklife Prize award by Publishers Weekly. Born and raised in The Netherlands, Harmke has moved around the globe from The Netherlands to Japan to Las Vegas. Along the way she has used her background in journalism and teaching ESL to craft her novels. Harmke is an avid reader and lover of hot beverages in all forms. When she isn't penning her next novel, she is cuddling up on the couch with her husband and two dogs. To find out more about Harmke and stay up to date on future projects, follow her on social media.