William Gustave

Emma Greene and the Railroad Land Mystery (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Emma Greene and the Railroad Land Mystery is a work of fiction inspired by the history of Superior, Wisconsin, in the late 1800s. While this story incorporates real locations, names, and some historical events, it is essential to note that the characters, plot, and specific details are the product of the author's imagination.

The story follows 12-year-old Emma Greene as she embarks on a daring adventure to unravel a mystery that intersects with the growing town's railroad development. Although some aspects of this narrative reflect the spirit and challenges of the time, this book should not be considered a historical account, nor does it adhere to an exact timeline of past events.

The rich history of Superior has long been a source of inspiration. While Emma's journey through this historical landscape may echo the stories of the past, the events of her mystery are hers alone. This fictional tale honors the city's history while providing an entertaining journey through the eyes of a curious young detective.

Enjoy the adventure, and remember-sometimes, history is best told through the eyes of those who imagine what might have been.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: William Gustave
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232512538
• Artikelnr.: 75429791

Autorenporträt

William Gustav: Historian and First-Time Author

William Gustav is a dedicated historian with a lifelong passion for the stories of Superior and Douglas County, Wisconsin. A first-time author, Gustav has chosen historical fiction as his mediumusing story to introduce readers to real people, places, and events that shaped the community.

Through careful research in archives, city directories, and old newspapers, Gustav builds his narratives on a solid foundation of fact. Yet rather than writing traditional history, he brings it to life by crafting characters and plots that transport readers directly into the world of the past. His work offers not only historical accuracy but also emotional resonance, inviting readers to imagine what it felt like to live in Superior during times of growth, struggle, and change.

By blending truth with storytelling, Gustav opens a door to history that is both educational and engaging. His debut novel marks the beginning of a broader effort to preserve and share the heritage of Superior and Douglas Countymaking sure the people and places of yesterday are not forgotten, but experienced anew through the eyes of his characters.