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by Jill G. Hall (Author)
Jill G. Hall, bestselling author of The Black Velvet Coat and The Silver Shoes brings readers another dual tale of two vibrant women from different eras trying to discover their true identities.
Anne McFarland, a modern-day, thirty-something San Francisco artist in
search of spiritual guidance, buys a corset in a Flagstaff resale
boutique--a purchase that results in her having to make a decision that
will change her life forever. One hundred and thirty-five years earlier,
in 1885, naïve Sally Sue Sullivan, a young woman from the Midwest, is
kidnapped on a train by a handsome but dangerous bank robber. Held
prisoner on a homestead in Northern Arizona's Wild West, Sally Sue
discovers her own spunk and grit as she plots her escape.
Ultimately, both Anne and Sally Sue face their fears and find the
strength to journey down their designated paths and learn the true
meaning of love and family . . . with a little push from the same green
lace corset.
Author Biography
Jill G. Hall is author of the award-winning "Anne McFarland Series" about women searching for their place in the world connected by vintage finds. The Black Velvet Coat, The Silver Shoes, and The Green Lace Corset are bestselling book club favorites. Hall's poems and personal narratives have appeared in a variety of publications and on her blog Crealivity, the art of practicing a creative lifestyle.
Her tenure as an educator spanned over twenty years. She is an instructor and past board president of San Diego Writers, Ink. In addition to being a wordsmith, she is a mixed media mosaic artist and her stage performances have ranged from Macbeth to The Music Man. Passionate about yoga, gardening, and spending time in nature, she finds joy in meeting with readers because that's what inspires her to keep writing. She holds degrees from Point Loma Nazarene University and the University of San Diego, with a doctorate from Northern Arizona University. A native San Diegan, she resides in Point Loma within walking distance of the historic Lomaland property.
Number of Pages: 344
Dimensions: 1.1 x 8.4 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: October 13, 2020
