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Beautiful Broken (Nova Scotia) - Hardcover

Boyd, Sheila Rae

 
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Isabelle's saga continues in the mid-1700s from Book One, Nova Scotia Runner, with Isabelle's realization that her past Nova Scotia life will wreak havoc for her unless she returns and faces the issues from which she ran. In Beautiful Broken, the hunter and the hunted are thrown together in an unexpected way, each one relying on the other, not only for survival on an arduous journey from Savannah, Georgia, back to Nova Scotia, but, underneath the surface, they are also relying on each other to find their own answers to what life has dealt them. The story is intertwined with an unassuming instrument, a small flute, which draws the characters into a dance of life that affects each of them profoundly and, yet, uniquely. Will Isabelle get back to Joseph and the children? Will she ever be able to forgive those who dealt with her harshly and undeservingly? Will she have the courage to face all with which her past wantonly wants to crush her?

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Sheila Rae (Boyd) Morgan currently writes books of her own as well as edits, lays out for publication, and designs covers for other authors. She has previously written and revised Christian school curricula; authored the Nova Scotia Series of historical, Christian fiction; ghost written two books; and authored the true story, Not My Shame, as well as others.Sheila holds a Doctorate in Education and taught in Christian schools for several years. She had a desire that each of her own children learn to write well, so she resigned teaching in a school setting, where there was little emphasis on writing, to homeschool her children, where she placed an emphasis on writing. Two of her children are now published authors.Sheila, an avid hunter and fisherman, resides with her husband, Steve, in Lakeland, Florida.

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