The Lost Baroness (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781495934162)

Vendor: Judith B. Glad
Product type: Books
Format: Paperback
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The Lost Baroness

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The Lost Baroness

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Format: Paperback
Description
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He seeks a lost child, she her stolen children. Their quests could cost their lives...and their hearts. Buffalo Lachlan made a promise to a dying man, and he's been following nebulous clues and vague rumors halfway around the world ever since. His search leads him to Astoria, Oregon, the cold, rainy winter of 1873. Could Siri Trogen be the lost sister, heiress to a barony? Before Buff can find proof, he becomes caught up in her hunt for her stolen children. Inexplicable accidents and unexplained disasters complicate their efforts. Is someone trying to prevent Siri from finding her children, or him from finding the missing heiress? Shared danger drives them into each other's arms. Shared adventure teaches them that they each have a streak of recklessness, a core of courage, and a heart full of love to share. But before they can make any decisions about the future, they have to find Siri's children, prove she's the lost baroness...and stay alive.

Author: Judith B. Glad
ISBN-10: 1495934160
ISBN-13: 9781495934162
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 02/26/2014
Pages: 416
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.95lbs
Size: 7.99h x 5.24w x 0.85d
By Judith B. Glad
By Judith B. Glad
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Among her varied careers are a couple Judith B. Glad actually chose, rather than falling into. With her children in school, she decided it was time for her to follow her own dreams, so she went back to school and studied botany. After completing her M.S., she became a botanical consultant, and spent the next twenty-odd years picking flowers for a living. Well, it was a little more complicated than that, but she picked enough flowers to keep her happy. Consulting is not always steady work, so one slow winter Judith decided to spend a little time at her second career choice. Now she'd done a lot of writing as a consultant, but somehow describing proposed mine sites and interpreting statistical data wasn't the kind of writing she wanted to do. So she wrote a book. And another, and... Before she knew it, she was spending more time writing than picking flowers. Judith lives in Portland, Oregon, where her garden blooms all year 'round and the long, rainy winters give her lots of time for writing. Visit her website (www.judithbglad.com) for samples of her stories.

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