Emily 1873
Emily is a novel of intrigue and mystery. The reader will wonder why Aunt Helen thinks little Beth, who died in January, will come back to her. As soon as Emily reads letters from her aunt, she makes plans to leave her home on Staten Island and travel by steamboat to Jefferson, Texas. She must unravel the reasons for her aunt's mental state. It will be a long journey via New Orleans aboard the Texana, but she has to go in spite of objections from her mother.Along the way, as the Texana plows through the waters of the Red River, Emily meets Jason, whom she finds both fascinating and frustrating at the same time. She can't allow herself to become romantically inclined with him because of the fact that she is about to become engaged to Charles, her childhood friend. She has determined to dedicate herself to do quickly what she has to do in Jefferson at Dixon Manor and get back to Richmondtown, her home on Staten Island.
254 pages
English edition · First published 2016 by Tate Publishing & Enterprises, LLC · ISBN 9781683012436
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