Ursula Wong

Purple Trees (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

When love may not be enough Lily Phelps suspects her teenage granddaughter Angie has been abused. Lily is frantic to learn the truth, but Angie isn't talking. The only way Lily can break the silence is to confess her own secrets. She reveals her eerie way of coping with loneliness and death. She tells of the violent tragedy in her youth that affected the relationships with everyone she knows-especially her children. Lily shatters the illusion of a peaceful rural life married to a loving farmer by reliving moments of sheer terror. But Lily is determined to help Angie and bravely faces the past so she can save the present-and her granddaughter.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ursula Wong
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. April 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781311018625
• Artikelnr.: 74350032

Autorenporträt

Ursula Wong writes gripping stories about strong women who struggle against impossible odds to achieve their dreams. Her work has appeared in Everyday Fiction, Spinetingler Magazine, Mystery Reader's Journal, and the Insanity Tales anthologies. She is a professional speaker appearing regularly on TV and radio.

Her World War II historical fiction thriller Amber Wolf, the first in the Amber War series, is about a young Lithuanian woman who joins resistance fighters. Amber War, the second in the series, tells a little-known story of post-World War II Eastern Europe and the continuing fight against the Soviet occupation. Amber Widow, third book in the series, matches Eastern European radicals against Russia in a vicious game of nuclear chess. Black Amber, fourth book, has cyberterrorists attack the pipeline bringing natural gas from Russia into Germany. In Gypsy Amber, fifth book, Russia unleashes a devious plot to thwart China's territorial expansion into Central Asia.

For more information about Ursula and her books, visit her website at http://ursulawong.wordpress.com.