Diane M. How

The Dahlonega Sisters: Veins of Gold (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Will digging up family secrets uncover bones best left buried?

Marge Ledbetter fears once she spits into the small vial and sends it off, nothing will be the same. But she must disprove the outrageous secret she's been told by a dying woman before it becomes the latest gossip to spread throughout her quaint gold rush town, Dahlonega, Georgia.

Her older sister, Rose Ellen, who is a tad haughty, enthusiastically approves of the ancestry search in hopes of finding a famous relative to add to her bragging list.

Marge's eccentric twin, Mutzi, vehemently disagrees, fearing the rumor she's heard most of her life about her and Marge not being sisters is true.

Will the results disprove Marge's tightly held secret or will The Dahlonega Sisters be faced with news that changes their family dynamics forever?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Diane How
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. November 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781734038323
• Artikelnr.: 60575471

Autorenporträt

Diane M. How is the author of the women's fiction series, The Dahlonega Sisters, which takes place in the historical gold rush town of Dahlonega, Georgia. The first of the series, The Gold Miner Ring, went to press in 2019. She also published a memoir, Peaks and Valleys, and more than twenty-five of her award-winning short stories and poems are available in numerous anthologies.

She is a member of the Missouri Writers Guild, St. Louis Writers Guild, and St. Louis Publishers Association. Diane is the treasurer of Saturday Writers, a non-profit organization with more than one-hundred members.

When Diane isn't writing, she enjoys walking five miles a day, reading, and visiting casinos with her husband of forty-nine years. She and her daughter have been weaving baskets for more than thirty years and are members of the Missouri Basket Weaver's Organization.