Her high school graduation just days away, Gabriel Landry is blissfully happy - until rich cannery owner Octavious Tate waylays her near a secluded pond and shatters her innocence, forever. Pregnant and desolate, Gabriel agrees to a shocking plan that will allow Octavious' frigid wife, Gladys, to claim the baby as her own. But nothing can prepare Gabriel for the terrible moment when Gladys takes her baby away. Drifting in a world of gloom, Gabriel is only comforted by chance glimpses of her son, until a hunting party brings handsome Creole millionaire Pierre Dumas to the bayou. Falling desperately in love, Gabriel will not heed the voice warning her that their joy may bring her more grief than she can bear.
Placer City, Wyoming, 1933 - After her father's abandonment and her mother's death, Em Olson struggles to operate her beloved family hotel in a busted mining town.
This is the prequel to the author's Landry series, and takes us back to the Louisiana bayou in the time before Ruby, where we meet Gabriel Landry, daughter of Catherine and Jack.
Under pressure to clean up its act, Jack's studio issues an ultimatum. Either forsake the man he loves and remain a box office darling, or follow his heart and let his shining star fade to tarnished gold.
A detailed and lively history of race prejudice and anti-foreign sentiment in California during the gold rush, between 1849 and 1855. Employing many original sources, particularly frontier newspapers of the...
He also discusses the new technologies and how they may affect record sales, especially round-the-clock rock and roll on cable television. Tarnished Gold joins Solid Gold as a staple in the popular culture literature.
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Hint: it's a lot), psychology and self-awareness lesson (how understanding the deeper truth and purpose of your life can lead to perseverance and tolerance you didn't know you had), and a wide-eyed and accepting cross-cultural exploration. ...
In 2013 he published The history of the Netherlands in 100 objects, a book likewise based on the Rijksmuseum collection. Tarnished Gold is part of the Country Series published by the Rijksmuseums History Department.
Frank Young strives to distance himself from his lost gold, ex-Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, the Philippines and the betrayal of the woman he loved, Rosalita.
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