Barbara Eppich Struna

The Old Cape Blood Ruby (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In 1898, the Portland Gale tore across Provincetown on Cape Cod's coast. Walter Ellis, a descendant of legendary Maria Hallett, loses his ship and fishing livelihood. Forced to leave his family behind, he seeks gold in Alaska but never returns. Present day Nancy Caldwell travels to Alaska to visit family. She discovers an old letter destined for Provincetown but never sent. Back home on Cape Cod, a 1780s house, a hidden "pigeon's blood" ruby ring, and a past nemesis complicate Nancy's search for what happened to the missing fisherman. Using dueling timelines between centuries, the historical fiction, "The Old Cape Blood Ruby," follows Nancy as she untangles the lost message's clues, in a quest filled with love, heartbreak, and treasure.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Barbara Eppich Struna
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Mai 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005525675
• Artikelnr.: 72530998

Autorenporträt

When the author Barbara Eppich Struna and her husband Tim, a professional artist, turned forty in the late 1980s, they moved from Ohio with their family to an 1880 house in Brewster on Cape Cod. The Cape's history, culture, and brilliant natural light drew them in; this was a place where Tim could paint and Barbara would write. A storyteller at heart, Barbara's imagination took flight after she unearthed a mysterious pattern of red bricks under ten inches of soil behind her barn. She conjured up a connection to the Bellamy/Hallett legend, and her first novel was born, which led her to continue on with her Old Cape Cod Series. She is currently a Member of International Thriller Writers, a member in Letters of the National League of American Pen Women, President of the Cape Cod Writers Center, Sisters In Crime National, NE, LA, and two writing groups. Always a journal writer, she is fascinated by history and writes a blog about the unique facts and myths of Cape Cod. barbarastruna.blogspot.com strunagalleries.com