| Author: | Marion Earl MacKenzie | ISBN: | 9781683946144 |
| Publisher: | America Star Books | Publication: | December 9, 2016 |
| Imprint: | America Star Books | Language: | English |
| Author: | Marion Earl MacKenzie |
| ISBN: | 9781683946144 |
| Publisher: | America Star Books |
| Publication: | December 9, 2016 |
| Imprint: | America Star Books |
| Language: | English |
Jagged Edges, the sequel to A Deadly Twist of Fate, completes the Silverwood trilogy. The story begins when Ginny Montgomery suffers a serious injury at Abbott Hall that changes her life forever. Montgomery has married Dr. Glen Abbott after the first anniversary of her husband’s tragic death. But there are no happy-ever-after scenarios for them. Montgomery and Abbott are struggling to negotiate life’s obstacle course filled with jagged edges that threaten to tear them apart. Their relationship is spiraling downhill. They share no common ground except their infant daughter, Hannah, who is the glue that holds them together. Ginny doesn’t understand why her marriage is failing but wonders if rumors of an Abbott Hall Curse could be true. She learns that the land Abbott Hall is built on once belonged to the Abenaki, Native Americans who had been driven from their lands by European colonists. She fears the Hall may have been built on sacred Abenaki ground and that its inhabitants are cursed because of it. Ginny must discover the truth about the curse and herself before all that she values is destroyed.
Jagged Edges, the sequel to A Deadly Twist of Fate, completes the Silverwood trilogy. The story begins when Ginny Montgomery suffers a serious injury at Abbott Hall that changes her life forever. Montgomery has married Dr. Glen Abbott after the first anniversary of her husband’s tragic death. But there are no happy-ever-after scenarios for them. Montgomery and Abbott are struggling to negotiate life’s obstacle course filled with jagged edges that threaten to tear them apart. Their relationship is spiraling downhill. They share no common ground except their infant daughter, Hannah, who is the glue that holds them together. Ginny doesn’t understand why her marriage is failing but wonders if rumors of an Abbott Hall Curse could be true. She learns that the land Abbott Hall is built on once belonged to the Abenaki, Native Americans who had been driven from their lands by European colonists. She fears the Hall may have been built on sacred Abenaki ground and that its inhabitants are cursed because of it. Ginny must discover the truth about the curse and herself before all that she values is destroyed.
