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Sarah's Quilt - The Arizona Territories - Book Review

"Sarah's Quilt"

A Novel of Sarah Agnes Prine and the Arizona Territories, 1906

by Nancy E Turner Author of "These is My Words"

The long anticipated sequel to "These Is My Words", continues the story of Sarah Agnes Prine. If you read the first book, then don't read anymore of this article...just get the book. If you didn't read the first book, don't read anymore of this article... go get the book "Sarah's Quilt" Now.

Oh well... I guess you need to read a little more about this story of an extraordinary pioneer woman and her struggle to make a home in the Arizona Territories.

This story covers a 3 year drought and the hiring of a water witch...Lanus is a desert vagabond and claims to know where to find water. He stalls for time all the while developing a frightening "stalker" like quality towards Sarah.

Then... Sarah learns that her brother and his family are living in San Francisco during the Great Earthquake of 1906. She and her father-in-law take off into unknown regions and disaster to rescue her kinfolk.

In this book you will feel what a true and courageous spirit can accomplish. Unforgettable characters are portrait and a large amount of history, love, emotion and adventure are piled one on top of another until it becomes almost too much to bear. So full is the narration that it's hard to believe it's not a true story.

Don't miss reading this "5 hanky" tear jerker. It will leave you breathless and begging for more.

Does Sarah ever find another true love? She found and lost so much love in the first novel... is their another chance for her?


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