The Havener Sisters

Ardeana Hamlin

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The Havener Sisters

  Author:   Ardeana Hamlin    
  Publisher:  Islandport Press

Ardeana Hamlin grew up in Bingham, Maine, in the 1950s and 1960s in the days of the river drives, the veneer mill and the woods operations. Now a newspaper journalist, she lives in Hamden, Maine, and is the author of two previous novels, Pink Chimneys and A Dream of Paris. The Havener Sisters follows Abbott’s Reach as the third book in Ardeana Hamlin’s beloved Pink Chimneys series. The story follows the fortunes of the Havener triplets in nineteenth century Maine as they experience what happens when it becomes necessary to embrace change later in life. After eight years of life as landlubbers, the sisters are suddenly faced with a crisis in economic circumstances that propels them into new adventures—some welcome, some not. Hamlin returns to the setting and characters that have made her Pink Chimneys series a favorite of thousands of readers in this well-researched and engaging novel. Her latest effort will transport the reader back in time at the dawn of suffrage and the Industrial age in the Northeast.
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ISBN associated with this title: 9781939017857
Item ISL056
PublisherIslandport Press
PublisherIslandport Press
Published on April 22 2016
Language eng
Pages 300
Format Paperback
Dimensions6.5(in) x 5.5(in)
Shipping weight430(g)
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Ardeana Hamlin
Ardeana Hamlin grew up in Bingham, Maine, in the 1950s and 1960s, in the days of the river drives and the woods operations. She has always loved writing; Hamlin wrote her first fiction at age 12 and her first poetry at age 16. She was a newspaper journalist for the Bangor Daily News for over half a decade. Hamlin is the author of three novels, Abbott's Reach, A Dream of Paris, and The Havener Sisters. She has lived for forty years in the same neighbourhood in Hampden, Maine.

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