Albin's Letters by Atkinson, Rosie

Albin's Letters (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781480196018)

Vendor: Rosie Atkinson
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Format: Paperback
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Albin's Letters by Atkinson, Rosie

Albin's Letters

$11.99
Albin's Letters by Atkinson, Rosie

Albin's Letters

$11.99
Format: Paperback
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Albin and Hilda had a problem-Hilda's domineering older brother and guardian opposed their marriage. So they made a plan: Albin would book passage to America, leaving his love, his passion, his dear Hilda behind in 1901 Finland. He would find work and send for her as soon as he had made enough money for them to marry and settle down. As Albin experienced hardships and adventures in the new world, he wrote to his love often. Little did he know that his letters mysteriously disappeared and never found their way to Hilda back in Finland. How can Hilda know that Albin has not given up on her? Why doesn't he write as he promised he would? Their happiness and future depend on one thing: Would Albin's letters reach her in time to tell her the truth? As Hilda is about to give up and move on with her life, events transpire that will change their fate, and their lives forever.

Author: Rosie Atkinson
ISBN-10: 1480196010
ISBN-13: 9781480196018
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 08/05/2013
Pages: 180
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.40lbs
Size: 7.99h x 5.00w x 0.38d
By Rosie Atkinson
By Rosie Atkinson
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Rosie was born in Chicago, Illinois, and showed an early interest in writing and art. She wrote poetry as a young homemaker and took drawing classes at her local community college. After fourteen years in the newspaper business, first as columnist for Th e Port Orchard Independent, and then as Women's Editor at The Bremerton Sun, she retired and her focus turned to writing fiction. She then joined Peninsula Chapter, Romance Writers of America. Cruising the waters of Puget Sound and Canadian waters with her husband Charlie and 6 children in the family boat, Puget Rose, gave rise to many articles published in Nor'westing, Sea and other regional boating magazines. She also wrote a column for a weekly Kitsap County publication, Wednesday Magazine. She still writes on a daily basis and is a member of Washington and National Federation of Press Women.

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