Hers the Kingdom

Hers the Kingdom
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Artikel-Nr:
9781620455159
Veröffentl:
2013
Seiten:
708
Autor:
Shirley Streshinsky
eBook Typ:
EPUB
eBook Format:
Reflowable
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:

When beautiful young Willa Reade first saw the wild California coast called the Malibu, she knew she had come home. It was here, with her handsome aristocratic husband, Owen, and her crippled sister Lena, that Willa would build her empire, an empire that would grow to shelter the generations of a mighty California dynasty.
    Through the boom days of the railroads, from the dance halls of San Francisco, to the revolutionary fires of China, through the bitter losses of war and the terrible secrets of a forbidden love, Willa would fight. For pride, for passion, for her children and her men . . . for the vast cherished acres of the Malibu, her kingdom, her home, her destiny.
When beautiful young Willa Reade first saw the wild California coast called the Malibu, she knew she had come home. It was here, with her handsome aristocratic husband, Owen, and her crippled sister Lena, that Willa would build her empire, an empire that would grow to shelter the generations of a mighty California dynasty.
    Through the boom days of the railroads, from the dance halls of San Francisco, to the revolutionary fires of China, through the bitter losses of war and the terrible secrets of a forbidden love, Willa would fight. For pride, for passion, for her children and her men . . . for the vast cherished acres of the Malibu, her kingdom, her home, her destiny.
 
Book I
From the Prairie To the Ocean, 1887-1892   

Book II
Rancho Malibu y Sequit: The Early Years, 1893-1895      

Book III
In the Shadow of the Hawk, 1896-1903   

Book IV
The Malibu: Women and Children, 1908-1912   

Book V
Porter and Kit, 1913-1922   

Book VI
Sea Changes, 1922-1939   


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