Mission Song: Chenoas Story

Mission Song: Chenoas Story

by Karen Dean Benson
Mission Song: Chenoas Story

Mission Song: Chenoas Story

by Karen Dean Benson

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Overview

The deathbed promise made six years earlier to care for Padre Tomas' child of his heart, compelled Don Sebastian to place her in a convent in Boston. He hoped the nuns would curb the forceful will that continually clashed with his own. Now, like a thunderbolt, her unannounced arrival reveals how utterly the nuns failed in their assigned task.

The political climate is critical. He fears that she chose a treacherous time to return. His secrets as a former vigilante are as numerous as the scars on his back. Keeping the deathbed promise to guardian Chenoa is uppermost in his mind, even as an old enemy threatens his land and life. Will his desperate gamble destroy or ensure the future? The choices he has to make could be fatal.

Barely ten years between Chenoa and Don Sebastian, these two headstrong people must confront the sparks of hostility and magnetism--or they will not survive.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940157712518
Publisher: Satin Romance
Publication date: 02/05/2016
Series: Ladies of Mischief , #2
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 340
File size: 1 MB

About the Author

Karen Dean Benson decided to try her hand at writing romantic historical fiction somewhere between diapering her first child and kissing the sixth off to college. The Dominican Nuns in the Detroit, Michigan parochial system attempted to teach her how to diagram a sentence. Armed with this knowledge and her love of Jane Austen and Kathleen Woodiwiss’ memorable tales, she pounded out stories on a Royal Portable typewriter that bounced merrily across the desktop. The lusty voices of children in the background increased her fervor.

After graduating from Northwood University, she spent the next years in the woodlands of Northern Michigan relishing the beauty of the Au Sable River as her family grew. She swapped out the Royal for a thirty-pound Olympic that stayed put when typing.

Karen loves research, history, and tales of convoluted lives. She weaves all this against the backdrop of a by-gone era and tosses in plenty of problems to solve. Her novels involve young women blundering through the social constraints of the 18th and 19th Centuries.

She and husband Charlie divide their time between golf courses in Michigan and Florida.
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