The Redemption Of Hattie Mcbride
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A Bible, a battered suitcase, and dusty photos all point to a century-old crime. For Ed Janzen, these clues from a bygone era also dredge up a dark family secret. Was his Great Uncle Henry involved in the unsolved 1920 murder of Hattie McBride, the Madam of Coalmont?
The Redemption of Hattie McBride weaves together historical facts and modern-day fiction as Ed and his wife Hannah try to unravel the truth about what happened in that British Columbia village, which once lured miners, ranchers, and grifters to the future "City of Destiny."
The author takes the reader back in time, deftly interspersing vividly rendered details and characters from 1914 to 1920-including McBride herself-with the present day. As Ed and Hannah tug on threads from the past, what becomes clear is that nothing is quite as it seems. The Redemption of Hattie McBride keeps you guessing until the end, while bringing to light the little-known story of Coalmont's colourful heyday.
The Redemption of Hattie McBride weaves together historical facts and modern-day fiction as Ed and his wife Hannah try to unravel the truth about what happened in that British Columbia village, which once lured miners, ranchers, and grifters to the future "City of Destiny."
The author takes the reader back in time, deftly interspersing vividly rendered details and characters from 1914 to 1920-including McBride herself-with the present day. As Ed and Hannah tug on threads from the past, what becomes clear is that nothing is quite as it seems. The Redemption of Hattie McBride keeps you guessing until the end, while bringing to light the little-known story of Coalmont's colourful heyday.
Title:The Redemption Of Hattie Mcbride
Format:Paperback
Product dimensions:360 pages, 8.5 X 5.5 X 0.8 in
Shipping dimensions:360 pages, 8.5 X 5.5 X 0.8 in
Published:July 19, 2021
Publisher:FriesenPress
Language:English
Appropriate for ages:All ages
ISBN - 13:9781039101265