Lee Anne Wonnacott Weltsch

Newton Cutter (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Newton Cutter was of strong German-Swiss stock, one of the successful gold miners that had left the hard digging behind to take up the trade he learned at his father's knee.
At eighteen, leaving his family almost two thousand miles away, Newton had dug for gold in the hills of Bear Valley, California finding fortune through backbreaking work. The freezing winters drove him south to find a warmer climate and one day he rode into a quiet county town called Bradford. A handsome, single man used to physical labor, he renovated an old warehouse and opened up the only blacksmith shop within sixty miles. Within two years it was a thriving business and Newton had once again found a satisfying level of success.
But something was missing. It was a true home and a family. Now he faced the greatest work of his life.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lee Anne Wonnacott
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781502235794
• Artikelnr.: 43975034

Autorenporträt

On any given day you can find Lee Anne Wonnacott Weltsch speeding on the Five, harassing the clerks in Wal-Mart or sitting in her car with a DoubleDouble. Her religion is the National Football League and an Oakland Raider fan since 1967. She prefers a Sheriff over a city cop, a pickup over a coupe and a Colt.45 over a 9 mm. She's a sucker for children under three and anyone in their 90's. She believes that all dogs smile. She will happily put you on hold until next week. Every book she writes feels like her first one.

At thirteen, it felt as if she had suddenly awoken to hear that space was the final frontier. Eventually, she came to realize that is was the human imagination that encased the new frontier. Lee Anne believes it was the stories of others who ignited her novelist imagination. Neighbors recited trials and tribulations on trains. Elderly relatives brought forth memories from diaries and letters. A lonely stranger in the Zurich train station revisited deep scars and those were incorporated into the story.

Lee Anne's secret to crafting the moving story is that if the story is not working, just kill off a character in a horribly painful death. If you enjoyed this book, please leave a review at your favorite online retailer.

She is married to her high school sweetheart and howls with the neighborhood dogs in Portland, Oregon.

www.leeanneweltschauthor.com