After falling dramatically and genuinely in love with each other, Dawn Armstrong and Wade Habersham are suddenly and cruelly separated. Although apart for almost twenty years, their love remains real. Enduring the pain and ridicule of an unjust separation, Dawn and Wade marry and get on with their lives. They live at Dawn's ancestral home, The Oaks. The Oaks and the Armstrong family have hidden a secret since President Jefferson Davis was captured near their home in 1865. They know what happened to the lost gold of the Confederacy. This romantic tale of love takes place primarily in the year 2020 in the south Georgia town of Salem. Throughout the story, the human traits of hope, perseverance, love and spiritual growth weave themselves into a strong bond. The author, Byron Edwards, has long had a genuine passion for history and an extreme fascination for the future. He combines those interests in this story. Dawn is his fourth published book.
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Byron Linnell Edwards is an abstract and figurative artist using art to address stereotypes, stigmas, and historical narratives. With oil paints, pastels, and bold colors, his work explores social and racial dynamics that foster dialogue around cultured experiences. Byron draws inspiration from his 15 years of professional experience in entertainment, social impact, wellness, and narrative change roles at leading entertainment entities. His unique lens on culture now translates through his artwork, speaking to racial equity and inclusion within media and arts. Byron supports other creatives through Wellness For Creatives (TM), a holistic prevention initiative he founded to promote mental wellness and physical fitness to combat creative burnout.
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Anbieter: Ria Christie Collections, Uxbridge, Vereinigtes Königreich
Zustand: New. In English. Artikel-Nr. ria9780595099887_new
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