Where Love Waits - Stoyenoff, Norma Davis
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Everyone is a little surprised at Gwenyth Treloar's travel plans. For her first real trip, you'd think a travel agent would want to go to Paris--or maybe the Caribbean. But Gwen's mind is made up: She's off to Cornwall, England, the home of her ancestors. Since girlhood she has been enchanted by her grandmother's stories of the quaint hamlet. Now, with Grandmother gone, it's only natural Gwen would want to look up her remaining relatives. And then there's that dream: His hair is black, his eyes dark and shining. He rides up on his horse, proclaiming his love for her. Yes, it's only a dream.…mehr

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Everyone is a little surprised at Gwenyth Treloar's travel plans. For her first real trip, you'd think a travel agent would want to go to Paris--or maybe the Caribbean. But Gwen's mind is made up: She's off to Cornwall, England, the home of her ancestors. Since girlhood she has been enchanted by her grandmother's stories of the quaint hamlet. Now, with Grandmother gone, it's only natural Gwen would want to look up her remaining relatives. And then there's that dream: His hair is black, his eyes dark and shining. He rides up on his horse, proclaiming his love for her. Yes, it's only a dream. But didn't Grandmother always say that something special awaited Gwen in Cornwall? Gwenyth takes off with high hopes, and within hours she has met a handsome, blond Englishman. Her relatives, too, are everything she could have hoped for. But that strange dream keeps haunting her. Gwen chalks it up to jet lag--until the day her mystery man appears right before her eyes!
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Norma Davis Stoyenoff is a native of Michigan and lives with her husband and cat in a suburb outside Detroit. Norma started writing fiction while she was still very young. In the middle grades she wrote mystery stories, handing them out chapter by chapter to her classmates. Although she received her first rejection from a national magazine when she was twelve, she went on to have much of her fiction and nonfiction published in magazines and newspapers.