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    Sin City: Farewell My Life, #2
    The Lost Mother: Farewell My Life, #1
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    Farewell My Life Series

    By Cynthia Haggard and Cynthia Sally Haggard

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    About this series

    What would you do if your ex-beau promised to make your eldest son a German aristocrat?

     

    Sixteen years have passed since Grace last set eyes on Count von Lietzow. Now, back in Berlin, due to the Czechoslovak crisis of 1938, which her busy husband who is a rising star at the State Department is having to cope with, Grace renews her relationship. Things are complicated by the fact that her eldest son, Peter, looks exactly like Count von Lietzow. When von Lietzow launches a paternity suit, claiming custody of Peter, Grace's husband Russell determines to fight.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCynthia Sally Haggard
    Release dateOct 14, 2022
    Sin City: Farewell My Life, #2
    The Lost Mother: Farewell My Life, #1

    Titles in the series (2)

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      The Lost Mother: Farewell My Life, #1
      The Lost Mother: Farewell My Life, #1

      The Lost Mother: Farewell My Life, #1

      Cynthia Haggard
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      What would you do if your daughter's promising career was threatened by an overly persistent young man?   Angelina led a life that required her to fib.  When this 33-year-old attractive widow and mother of two daughters meets the mysterious Mr. Russell, she has no idea that she has seen him before…in another country. When Mr. Russell jilts her in favor of her 17-year-old daughter Grace, who has a fabulous talent for the violin, Angelina becomes determined to find out more. Who is he? Is he really born in the United States as he claims? Or does that faint lilt betray his real origins, in the Italian Veneto, a place that Angelina knows all too well.

      What would you do if your daughter's promising career was threatened by an overly persistent young man?   Angelina led a life that required her to fib.  When this 33-year-old attractive widow and mother of two daughters meets the mysterious Mr. Russell, she has no idea that she has seen him before…in another country. When Mr. Russell jilts her in favor of her 17-year-old daughter Grace, who has a fabulous talent for the violin, Angelina becomes determined to find out more. Who is he? Is he really born in the United States as he claims? Or does that faint lilt betray his real origins, in the Italian Veneto, a place that Angelina knows all too well.

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      Sin City: Farewell My Life, #2
      Sin City: Farewell My Life, #2

      Sin City: Farewell My Life, #2

      Cynthia Haggard
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      Would you marry your beau, or have a career as a violinist?   Sin City is a Cinderella-ish tale with not-so-charming princes, who inhabit the edgy setting of 1920s Berlin. When 17-year-old Grace Miller arrives in Berlin to study with the best violin teacher in the world, her future seems clear. She is going to be a concert artist, traveling from one European city to another, soloing with the best orchestras. But she acquires two admirers: a promising diplomat specializing in Russia, and a German aristocrat. What is going to happen when they propose marriage to her?

      Would you marry your beau, or have a career as a violinist?   Sin City is a Cinderella-ish tale with not-so-charming princes, who inhabit the edgy setting of 1920s Berlin. When 17-year-old Grace Miller arrives in Berlin to study with the best violin teacher in the world, her future seems clear. She is going to be a concert artist, traveling from one European city to another, soloing with the best orchestras. But she acquires two admirers: a promising diplomat specializing in Russia, and a German aristocrat. What is going to happen when they propose marriage to her?

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    Cynthia Haggard

    As the child of a broken home, I have always been fascinated by the ebb and flow of family relationships. Which forces gather family members together within the bounds of an ancient shelter? Which forces slice through that shelter, so that a parting of ways makes those left behind feel as if they are standing in a tumble of bricks, enveloped by the jagged shards of a destroyed home. This is what I write about in my novels: THWARTED QUEEN—Welcome to 1400s England, where a family feud between the Yorks, Lancasters and Nevilles began the Wars of the Roses and inspired Game of Thrones. FAREWELL MY LIFE—Who is he? Who is this dark, handsome stranger who has become obsessed by 17-year-old Grace? Is he just the perfect accompanist for a Brahms sonata, or does he have other ideas? Welcome to a dark historical, set in early 20th century Washington DC and Berlin Germany, about a hidden murderer and how far he will go to control the women around him. Thwarted Queen won the IPPY Gold Medal for Audiobook Fiction May 2021. Farewell My Life won the Independent Press Award for Women’s Fiction April 2021 So who am I? I am a proud Englishwoman with American roots. Although I speak like the BBC, I have five relatives on that Mayflower! So I suppose it was not surprising that I eventually ended up here, in the United States, in the Mid-Atlantic region, where I spent all of my adult life, winding my way through four careers: violinist, cognitive scientist, medical writer, and novelist. I have spent more years in academic institutions that I care to share, but most recently, in June 2015, I graduated with an MFA in Creative Writing (Fiction) from Lesley University (located just north of Harvard Yard.) My biggest influence was my half-American grandmother, Stephanie Treffry, who had a natural story-telling ability. As a widow in 1970s Britain, Grandma Steffi didn't drive a car, so would spend time waiting for buses. Her stories were about various encounters she had at those bus-stops. Nothing extraordinary, except that she made them so funny, everyone was in fits of laughter. I try to emulate her when I write my novels. When I am not annoying everyone by dressing as if I live in the seventeenth century, I enjoy knitting, exercising, playing piano or cooking something in my wonderful kitchen.

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