Thicker Than Water - Mason, Patricia
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Found in a cardboard box, merely hours old, she was one of the lucky ones. She was rescued, she survived, and she was cherished. Amara's adopted mom and dad said she was the best of all cultures, a melting pot of humanity in one human being. Indeed, her life was a tapestry of threads woven from the individuals who had come before, those who had created her. One simple DNA test was all it took to unravel the mystery of Amara. This is the story of her journey, the tale itself weaving into and out of the lives of the people she meets, her family by blood. She learns who she is and how she herself is woven into the fabric of time.…mehr

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Found in a cardboard box, merely hours old, she was one of the lucky ones. She was rescued, she survived, and she was cherished. Amara's adopted mom and dad said she was the best of all cultures, a melting pot of humanity in one human being. Indeed, her life was a tapestry of threads woven from the individuals who had come before, those who had created her. One simple DNA test was all it took to unravel the mystery of Amara. This is the story of her journey, the tale itself weaving into and out of the lives of the people she meets, her family by blood. She learns who she is and how she herself is woven into the fabric of time.
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Patricia Mason Born in London, England, Patricia is a journalism graduate and writer who has written many books, plays and scripts specializing in history and the natural environment. She currently lives in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Healing at Hidcote is Patricia's second book in the series, The Historians, prompted by a holiday in the Cotswolds and the inspirational work of the National Trust. The first book, Adventure at Chastleton House, was published in 2019.