Murray Pura

Kingfisher Cross (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

LIFE HAPPENS LOVE HAPPENS GRACE HAPPENS

There is a great mix of lives here - the Schlabach Amish, the English, immigration from Scandinavia, Europe and Asia. No different than the rest of the world, really. In all, Kingfisher Cross has just under five thousand souls, each of them unique, as souls everywhere are unique, all in their own unique family worlds and realities.

Life happens. Love happens. Grace happens. Miracles happen. Except, I think, there is more peace, more kindness, more heart in Kingfisher Cross. From the beginning, people have found blessing here. They still do, regardless of the challenges they face and whatever sufferings they may endure.

Closer to the Great Lakes, the waters remain turbulent even after so many thousands of years. But nearer to Kingfisher Cross, they are smooth and calm, if swift. They do not strike fear or awe in the heart. They grant a conflicted soul serenity. clarity and strength.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: MillerWords, LLC
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Februar 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215967331
• Artikelnr.: 66828851

Autorenporträt

Murray Pura has over 24 novels to his credit and, in addition, has published dozens of short stories, novellas and poems along with numerous books of nonfiction. He has worked with large publishing houses to small independents. His fiction has been shortlisted for a number of literary prizes including the Kobzar Award of Toronto, the Dartmouth Book Award and the John Spencer Hill Literary Award. Pura won the Hemingway Award for WW2 fiction in 2022, along with co-author Patrick Craig. In 2012, he won Historical Novel of the Year with The Word Guild of Toronto for The White Birds of Morning. In 2022, Pura won the Contemporary Romance Fiction Award from The Word Guild for The Sunflower Season. Pura has traveled extensively and now makes his home in Southwestern Alberta near the Rocky Mountains.