The fourth and final book in the McBride Chronicles Series How would you react if you received a letter telling you that you had been left a large fortune and a mansion on the other side of the world - but with one condition? You must move there, live in the mansion, and never sell it. That is the predicament for Vicki Blake in England in 1968 when she receives a letter from a lawyer in London telling her of an inheritance she has been left by a woman she has never heard of in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. She travels to Victoria and discovers she is indeed the missing piece in the…mehr
The fourth and final book in the McBride Chronicles Series How would you react if you received a letter telling you that you had been left a large fortune and a mansion on the other side of the world - but with one condition? You must move there, live in the mansion, and never sell it. That is the predicament for Vicki Blake in England in 1968 when she receives a letter from a lawyer in London telling her of an inheritance she has been left by a woman she has never heard of in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. She travels to Victoria and discovers she is indeed the missing piece in the McBride family mosaic. Although she falls in love with Providence, she also becomes obsessed with the history of the McBride family. Despite many obstacles along her new journey, will she finally have the strength to do what is right to find her true happiness? And will the future of Providence be saved and become part of a new era of truth and reconciliation? Only Tomorrow knows for sure.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Valerie Green was born in england and studied journalism, english literature and history at the Regent Institute of Journalism in London. Before immigrating to Canada in 1968, Valerie's employment included a short stint at the War Office for MI5, as well as legal secretarial work and freelance writing. Her writing career is extensive and includes writing a weekly history column for the Saanich News for nineteen years, a monthly column for the Seaside Times in Sidney, BC, numerous articles for the Victoria Times Colonist, as well as authoring and editing over 20 books on local and regional history, mysteries and social issues.Now semi-retired, Valerie continues to freelance for a number of newspapers and magazines. In addition, she has served on the board of the Saanich Arts, Culture & Heritage Committee, the Saanich Heritage Foundation and volunteered with the Luther Court Society. She is a member of the Professional Writers of Canada (PWAC), the Federation of BC Writers, the Writers' Union of Canada, and the Hallmark Society of Victoria. She lives with her husband in Saanich and is the proud grandmother of two young boys. Visit her website at www.valeriegreenauthor.com
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