Two Tickets and a Feather (ePub)

Name: Two Tickets and a Feather
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Present Alaska--Future of Her Past; Another Alaskan Mystery (Sprache: Englisch)

Autor: Marianne Schlegelmilch

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Newlyweds, Doug and Mara Williams, chose to settle in Homer, Alaska, owning both a small home on the bluffs overlooking lower Cook Inlet and a fishing seiner docked among a fleet of other working boats in the picturesque harbor at the end of the Homer Spit. With the warning prophecies of Alaska native elder Joe Michael already faced and resolved in the first book in this series, Feather From a Stranger, the newlyweds undertake their final preparations before they leave for the Sitka herring fishery. Thanks to the amazing sacrifice made for them by Joe Michael, they set out for their first adventure as a married couple in Doug's seiner, the Fire Ring Roamer, no longer fearful of the future of their past—until, on her last day of work, Mara receives another mysterious message. With its setting in many Alaska locations, Two Tickets and a Feather is the second in this mystery series and the sequel to Feather from a Stranger.

Autoren-Porträt von Marianne Schlegelmilch

In between watching snowshoe hares eat her trees from the bottom, moose eat them from the top, and chipping glaciers from ice dams off her driveway, Marianne spends her long Homer winters writing books. After spending most of her adult life as a Registered Nurse, she and her husband, Bill, moved to Homer where they both obtained their Medicare Cards and began embracing what many used to refer to as the Golden Years. Marianne loves Alaska and she loves to write. If you like fiction, and seeing goodness prevail over strife, then you will find Marianne's books are for you. As a reader from British Columbia told her once, They'll bring a tear to a glass eye," to which Marianne is quick to add, "usually. . .""