Rock Solid - Carolyn Muir Helfenstein - Livros - FriesenPress - 9781460294185 - 8 de junho de 2018
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Rock Solid


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When James is hired by the Duke of Dorchester to deliver a young Arab stallion to the colony of Newfoundland in the year 1800, he and the duke's daughter, Alicia, realize this is a perfect opportunity for them to escape together to the New World. They would cross the sea, James would deliver the young horse to a Mr. Penney who lived on Bell Island, and then, they would be free to live their lives as husband and wife. Nothing could stop them, they thought.

But their ship, the Hindsight cannot withstand the unrelenting waves of an Atlantic storm near the Newfoundland coastline. It slips beneath the surface. James and Alicia are tied to each other and to the leads they had secured around their Arab stallion. Bred to meet any challenge, he surges onward to an unknown shore. Alicia however, gives in to the ice-cold sea.

James catches sight of a single light, flickering in the distance. The young black stallion senses shore and is able to scramble up on a rocky beach. Out of the darkness come two Newfoundlanders. Knowing the secrets to outsmart Poseidon's deadly hand, Ted and Marion Martin get to work.

Equally important and pivotal to the entire saga is the lonely Mr. Robert Penney. Overwhelmed with joy when James delivers the young stallion to his doorstep, Mr. Penney offers James, Alicia and their two Newfoundland friends an opportunity that sweeps Rock Solid through the next fifty years of true-to-life Newfoundland history. Helfenstein's tale has been taken from the research she absorbed while in search of her own Newfoundland identity....

Mídia Livros     Hardcover Book   (Livro com lombada e capa dura)
Lançado 8 de junho de 2018
ISBN13 9781460294185
Editoras FriesenPress
Páginas 372
Dimensões 152 × 229 × 25 mm   ·   662 g
Idioma Inglês  

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