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The Belle of Natchez

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"Gracious me," Erin said, reading the letter for a third time. "It seems that lawyer Joshua Abernethy wishes to see me as quickly as possible; he has, he writes, something to tell me that might be to my advantage. How very mysterious." When school ma'am Erin Dubois unexpectedly inherits a derelict Mississippi riverboat and a run-down Natchez boat yard in the years following the American Civil War, she is plunged into a new world of love and romance, tragedy, deceit and challenge. From the author of 'Julia' and 'Santa Fe Sisters', this is another sweeping, carefully researched story featuring strong central female characters living in turbulent times.

Author Biography:

Colin McAlpin is one of Northern Ireland's best known journalists/broadcasters having been an award-winning Sports Editor, Features Editor, Arts/Entertainments Editor and columnist for the three Belfast daily/Sunday newspapers. He is a long-established travel writer and an authority on the American Civil War. He co-hosted with his daughter, Heidi, a weekly magazine radio programme on a Belfast station and headed a team that established a museum for Crusaders, one of Northern Ireland's premier football clubs. He was a co-founder of the Northern Ireland Film Commission (now Northern Ireland Screen), the UK Guild of Regional Film Writers and he is a former Chair of Dance Northern Ireland.
Release date Australia
June 25th, 2018
Author
Pages
268
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Illustrations
Illustrations, black and white
ISBN-13
9780995705746
Product ID
28222892

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