Two Rivers (The Locket Saga, #7)
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Isaac Thorton and Rebecca Miles had known each other since they were children, and both families thought they were meant for each other. However, they had different ideas of how they wanted to live. Rebecca enjoyed where she lived and hoped to find a man willing to live where she had grown up, surrounded by family and friends. Like his father, before he settled down, Isaac was restless. He wanted to explore the vast country opening up in the west, so he decided to go west with his cousin Andrew. Isaac would continue west with the Lewis and Clark expedition, whereas Andrew would travel south to Natchez. Would Isaac's trip west mean that he never saw his family again? Would Rebecca marry one of the young men who frequented the Miles homestead in Northwestern Pennsylvania?
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Cygnet Brown (1959-) Born in Northwestern Pennsylvania, began writing stories in seventh-grade English class. She wanted to become a professional writer, but life got in the way. After graduating high school, she served active-duty Navy from 1981-1987 as a Neuro-psychiatric Technician then in the reserves until 1999. She married, became a mother to three children, step mother to another,
She returned to writing in October 2008 when she fell in love with her characters all over again. With this renewed passion, she wrote her first book in The Locket Saga: When God Turned His Head. In 2012 she published her second book of the series Soldiers Don't Cry. Her third book, a nonfiction book is aptly named Simply Gardening. Her next book, Book III of the Locket Saga: A Coward's Solace came out in August 2016. In December 2015 she came out with two booklets: Help from Kelp and Using Diatomaceous earth Around the House and Yard. She then continued the Locket Saga series with A Coward's Solace; Sailing Under the Black Flag, In the Shadow of the Mill Pond, The Anvil, and now Two Rivers. She has also written several other nonfiction books: Write a Book and Ignite Your Business;Living Today, The Power of Now; Gourmet Weeds; Oregon County, Wild and Scenic; and this spring, a contemporary romance: Because of Ryan.
She taught as a substitute in Springfield, and West Plains, Missouri before retiring in 2022.
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