The Left Behind Bride: Nova Scotia

· Canadian Historical Brides Libro 10 · BWL Publishing Inc.
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Maggie Conrad’s husband of ten days is sent overseas in WW1 and never comes home. A second suitor is lost at sea in Nova Scotia’s August Gale. Turning thirty, and on her own, she resolves to make a life for her herself and her younger brother, Ivan.

Against her wishes, Ivan goes to work for the rum runners and operates a surf boat bringing shipments ashore. When war-veteran and Prohibition Preventative agent, John Murdock, arrives undercover in the area he is referred to Maggie for room and board.

With a rum runner and a man she suspects is a policeman living under her roof, Maggie must juggle law and justice, family loyalties and her growing attraction to John as she decides whether marriage might be in the cards for her after all. 

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 An avid reader, Mahrie often read twelve books a week. Her second love was the history of her home province of Nova Scotia and this, her fifth books gave her the opportunity to write a story inspired by her mother and set in Nova Scotia in 1929. She is pleased to have this, the tenth book in the Canadian Historical Brides Collection published by BWL Publishers.

 Her Caleb Cove Mystery Series has four published books: Came Home Dead, Came Home to a Killing, Came Home too Late, and Came Home from the Grave. She’s also published articles, poems and short stories, belonged to writing groups and presented conferences. Currently she offers workshops in the Calgary area and mentors newer writers.

She lives north of Calgary, Alberta with her hubby and a cat called Kotah.

 https://www.mahriegreid.com

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