Written on the Wind (Daughters of Fortune, Book 1) - Hardcover

Pella, Judith

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Synopsis

Returning to her beloved Russia, now under Hitler's threatening shadow, Cameron Hayes tries to distance herself from her father and establish herself as a journalist, and soon meets American expatriate, Dr. Alex Rostov.

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About the Author

Judith Pella is the bestselling author/coauthor of seven major fiction series, including the LONE STAR LEGACY and THE RUSSIANS, as well as the novels Blind Faith and Beloved Stranger. She and her family make their home in Oregon.

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Fans of Pella's The Russians series will enjoy Written on the Wind, the first in yet another World War II series, this one entitled Daughters of Fortune. Pella uses contemporary slang, such as "cheesy" and "designer diapers," in her narrative, and her characters are broad strokes, indeed, but her story does come to life in wartime Yugoslavia, Egypt, and especially the Soviet Union. These are the haunts of yet another intrepid woman reporter striving to prove herself in a man's world--specifically, Cameron Hayes, forced to work for a rival paper when her father, a famous publisher and chauvinist, insults her abilities. Reluctantly, Cameron teams with Johnny Shanahan, her father's ace correspondent though not on the approved suitor's list, and together they nail their stories even as the Nazis advance. Aspiring actress Blair and sincere Christian Jackie, Cameron's sisters, also have their plotlines, though presumably their full stories will come in succeeding volumes. John Mort
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9780764224218: Written on the Wind (Daughters of Fortune, Book 1)

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ISBN 10:  0764224212 ISBN 13:  9780764224218
Publisher: Bethany House, 2002
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