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    Blue Heron Madness

    By Pamela Jane Sorensen

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    Tragedy brings Elizabeth Parker home to the small emerald island with the red soil. The beautiful ambitious executive returns from Ottawa to bury her parents after a car crash claims their lives. In a will revised a week before their death, Elizabeth is stunned by its terms: terms that make her captive for the summer to both the island and the handsome stranger who took Elizabeth’s place as executor.

    Honoring her parents’ wishes, Elizabeth begins a quest to find her sister and prepares Blue Heron Inn for the tourist season. Elizabeth soon learns she is the intended victim of a dark plot and drawn into a maze of passion and fear.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPamela Jane Sorensen
    Release dateOct 11, 2012
    ISBN9781301667673
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    Blue Heron Madness
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    Pamela Jane Sorensen

    Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Pamela spent much of her childhood on the Atlantic coast. She wrote for the women’s pages of the Halifax Mail Star newspaper before leaving to raise a family. Pamela fell in love with Prince Edward Island when she moved there in 1983 with husband, Peter and daughters, Tanya and Joanna. Pamela is published in two anthologies of Canadian poetry, Island Moments, 2000 and Island Dreams, 2005 (Poetry Institute of Canada). Her collection of short stories and poetry is published under the title, Her Art and Soul, 2008. Pamela has three published works of fiction, in paperback: Blue Heron Madness, 2008, Finally Truth, 2009, and Woman of Heart Man of Clay, 2009 All three of Pamela's books are also now published in eBook format. Pamela is currently working on another book of fiction with romance and suspense. Pamela is publishing a collection of her poetry in eBook format under the series titled: Journey of Living with Faith through Verse. Look for titles "When You Wonder" and short collections of verse titled "Celebrating The Weeds," "In Faith, Still Growing," "Pause for Thought", "Suddenly Winter", "Faith and Fortitude", "Journey, Arrival and Retreat" and "Still Standing" on Smashwords.com. This series is spiritually focused and shares Pamela's belief in God and the power of faith and prayer in our daily lives. For each of Pamela's books, the images for her Title Pages come from her original paintings - acrylic on canvas, as well as the images included with each of her poems. Her daily inspiration comes from reading the Bible, painting, writing and joining each in a book that can be shared with you, the reader. Copies of the full length fiction novels in print version or interest in her artwork may be obtained by contacting Pamela at: P.O. Box 72, Summerside, PE C1N 4P6 or by Email: fairness@projectrescues.com Thank you for reading Pamela's work and may each one bring enjoyment and stimulation to telling your own stories.

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