Power of a Single Working WWII Widow to Provide For Her Child
Terra Alta WV _ A stirring novel, the third in the series with The Crossings and The Indian by multi award-winning author Barry Kienzle. Set in the aftermath of WWII, Maggie deals with her ongoing grief following the death of her WWII pilot husband and embarks on a cross-country trip to free herself emotionally and begin a new life with an incredibly challenging job. On the way, she returns to his hometown to visit his grave, re-establish her relationship with his family, and introduce her young daughter to them.
Her final destination is fraught with life-changing decisions as she tackles her new job and unexpectantly embarks on a new relationship with a man with the aid of a storied character from her late husband’s past.
Barry Kienzle is the multi award-winning author of stories with Northern Kentucky origins. He wrote Heart of a Lion, a memoir of Willie Burton, who has cerebral palsy, yet wrestled at Fairdale High School near Louisville, Kentucky. His children’s book Willie – A Super Friend! is also based on Willie Burton. He is a Mom’s Choice Award and a Next Generation Indie Book Award recipient. Additional awards include Grand Prize Winner in the Florida and Great Southeast Book Festivals, Runner Up at the Hollywood, Los Angeles, and New England Book Festivals, he received the Literary Classics Seal of Approval, Honorable Mentions at the San Francisco, Paris, Los Angeles, New York, and Great Midwest Book Festivals, Winner at the London, Book Festival and Book of the Year Award from Creative Child Magazine.
Barry’s primary career was as a CFO in a construction and real estate development company. Retirement yielded time for writing and he co-authored a biography of Nate Branch of Harlem Globetrotter fame. Barry is active in his community and sits on several Boards of Directors.
Available at your favorite local and online bookstore, ISBN 9781951556891, 184 pgs, 6 x 9, pb, Retail $19.95. Review copy available by request to cathy@headlinebooks.com
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