A legacy of mysticism haunts three generations in this seductively eerie noel, which moves back and forth in time, from the Appalachian Mountains in the 1940's Virginia to present-day New York. -- New York Times
The Dowager Dutchess of Devonshire, now 91, is the last of the celebrated Mitford sisters. She tells of her eccentric but happy childhood roaming the English countryside, tea with Hitler in 1937, and her marriage to the Duke.
The New Yorker's music critic examines classical work, historical and contemporary, as well as rock music.
LAURA ELLIOTT & JOHN BEMIS — A Double YA Author Night
10/20/2009 7:00 pm
Laura Elliott presents A TROUBLED PEACE, the latest from the author of a Wake County Battle of the Books selection, UNDER A WAR-TORN SKY.
John Bemis (pictured) has one of this fall's most talked about fantasy novels for young readers, THE NINE POUND HAMMER. This adventure, featuring the son of the legendary John Henry, is steeped in American folklore. Sponsored by The View from Tuesday program.
Can’t make it? To request a signed or personalized copy, call 828-1588 or 1-800-672-6789 or contact orders@quailridgebooks.com (at least 48 hours in advance for email) to check availability.
Laura Elliott presents A TROUBLED PEACE, the latest from the author of a Wake County Battle of the Books selection, UNDER A WAR-TORN SKY.
