Years of Stone: Book 2 of the McDonnell Clan by Camp, Beth

Years of Stone: Book 2 of the McDonnell Clan (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781500129583)

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Years of Stone: Book 2 of the McDonnell Clan by Camp, Beth

Years of Stone: Book 2 of the McDonnell Clan

$15.25
Years of Stone: Book 2 of the McDonnell Clan by Camp, Beth

Years of Stone: Book 2 of the McDonnell Clan

$15.25
Format: Paperback
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When the man she loves is sent to prison in 1842, Deidre follows him to a world beyond the seas, Van Diemen's Land in Australia. Their ship runs aground just as they reach the dreaded penal colony in Van Diemen's Land (present day Tasmania). As Mac toils on a road gang, Deidre cobbles together a job. Befriended by Lady Franklin, the wife of world-famous explorer, Sir John Franklin, Deidre finds a way to reassign Mac to Doc Morrell in Hobart Town. But Doc cannot help him once Mac fights with Constable Johnson. Mac must find a way to survive the prison at Port Arthur. Can Deidre and Mac build a new life for themselves in this rough and tumble penal colony?Years of Stone was a Quarter finalist in 2014's Amazon's Breakthrough Novel Award (ABNA) competition. ABNA reviewers commented Years of Stone "grips from the beginning," and is "not to be missed."

Author: Beth Camp
ISBN-10: 1500129585
ISBN-13: 9781500129583
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 06/28/2014
Pages: 348
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.76lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.00w x 0.72d
By Beth Camp
By Beth Camp
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Beth Camp travels with laptop and writes historical fiction and poetry. Her novel, Standing Stones, set in Scotland during the time of the Clearances, won an award at the Pacific Northwest Writers Association literary contest (2010). In Years of Stone, Book 2, Mac McDonnell's transported to Van Diemen's Land in the 1840s (Australia). In Rivers of Stone, Book 3, Catriona McDonnell crosses Canada disguised as a boy during the fur trade era. Beth's poetry and stories have appeared in Camroc Press Review, Fickle Muses, Celebrating Spokane Authors, and on her blog: http: //bethandwriting.blogspot.co

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