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Hello, Brian.
One Autumn at Ril Lake is out, available on Amazon (here). This is book 3 of the Muskoka
Cottage series.
In Gratitude,
D. M. Rutherford
aka Margery Reynolds
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One Autumn at Ril Lake
Julie Wight doesn’t like
complicated. Her mid-forties, single life is a rhythmic flow of exercise,
teaching at the village school, and relaxation in her all-seasoned home on the
shores of the tranquil Ril Lake. The most complicated Julie’s life gets is deciding
which kind of wine she’ll drink while watching the sun set over the lake.
But the village has a doctor and
with no rental properties available in town the widower Dr. Michael Adams signs
a one-year lease on Julie’s cottage next door. When he and his three daughters
move in, suddenly, for Julie, uncomplicated isn’t possible anymore.
What does Joy know that her sisters
don’t? Why is Faith having nightmares? Who is the woman Hope talks to over the
fence at school? And why is Michael Adams reluctant to talk about his past?
Will Julie’s desire for a simple
life drive her to unravel the mysteries behind Michael’s alluring smile or will
she break their lease and send them packing, nightmares, secrets and all?
One Autumn at Ril Lake is available here, as are One Summer at Ril Lake and One Winter at Ril Lake.
Hello, Brian.
My second poetry collection came out
in late November this year. Seasons is a collection of poetry about seasons in nature
and seasons of our lives, plus memory and wonder, all brought together.
I write in a variety of genres and
have found poetry to be a special outlet.
Cover art by Heike Elliott. Edited
my Maxie Martin. Available on my website here, (along with my other books).
Carolyn Wilker
https://www.carolynwilker.ca/
http://poetpotter.blogspot.ca
Brian,
On behalf of your writing
fans, thank you for mentioning Stalker, along with other new
books in your list of many recent publications.
I am now pleased to
announce my first novel, Searching for
Maya, published November 2024.
Best,
Heather
P.S. Brian, you are
responsible for this publication. Years ago, I asked you to critique my
then-manuscript and I was so sensitive to your criticisms that I threw the
novel in a corner. I'm sure you have no recollection! Years later, I lifted
your comments from my deep dark hidden corner and with new eyes, I
recognized your comments as true and honest. So I reworked the novel and this
Maya book is the result.
So, Brian, I owe this one
to you … thank you so much!
Searching
for Maya by
Heather Rath
A young girl is raped by
her priest and gives birth to a daughter, Maya, whom she puts up for adoption
to get a chance at a better life. But Maya's mother cannot heal the baby hole
in her heart. When she finally escapes an abusive relationship after 20 years,
she searches for Maya. Both mother and daughter, unknown to each other, find
themselves in the Maya country of Mexico, and are followed by a stalker.
Searching for Maya is available here. Stalker is
available here.
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