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    View Tree Mountain Serial Saga Books 2-8 (Box Set): View Tree Mountain, #2
    View Tree Mountain Serial Saga Book One: The Vow: View Tree Mountain, #1
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    View Tree Mountain Series

    By Sara Dixon

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    About this series

    View Tree Mountain Book One (The Vow) took readers from 1859 Virginia to the Atlantic shoreline at Hilton Head Island where a killer set his sights on pursuing Brad and Polly to their deaths. Escaping the madman, and now back home in Warrenton, they plan their wedding and Brad's legal career with the Orange & Alexandria Railroad, while his former fiancé Lorena plots to destroy all that Brad and Polly build together.

    Brad and Polly's 1876 private journals reveal the San Quentin arrival of a bold young woman claiming to be Brad's daughter. Can their memoirs serve as the glue that can restore their faith in each other, even now? Or will secrets and second guesses continue to lead them in opposite directions?

    Book 2: Firefly
    Book 3: From the Ashes
    Book 4: Night of the Moon
    Book 5: Destiny
    Book 6: The Kilcullen Cloth
    Book 7: Chicago Junction
    Book 8: Return to Plum Creek

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSara Dixon
    Release dateJan 7, 2023
    View Tree Mountain Serial Saga Books 2-8 (Box Set): View Tree Mountain, #2
    View Tree Mountain Serial Saga Book One: The Vow: View Tree Mountain, #1

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      View Tree Mountain Serial Saga Book One: The Vow: View Tree Mountain, #1
      View Tree Mountain Serial Saga Book One: The Vow: View Tree Mountain, #1

      View Tree Mountain Serial Saga Book One: The Vow: View Tree Mountain, #1

      Sara Dixon
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      Retribution murder sent railroad attorney and Confederate veteran Brad Jamison to San Quentin prison in 1869, severing him from wife Polly and his beloved Virginia homeland. Seven years later, Polly discovers a tattered diary so potentially life-changing that she travels by rail from Virginia to California, in order to hand the diary to Brad. Upon observing his state of health and mind in the prison's fetid darkness, Polly implores him to write a memoir of his own —your truth, she terms it— to restore his soul. To counteract the lies and foolishness in an old adversary's diary. To inspire him to return home to Virginia when he is released. As he feels a surge of hope and possibility, he recalls other words from the past: 'You have the heart of a poet.' Brakeman McLean's words. Spoken in love, not in jest. The railroad brakeman and the railroad lawyer. Mystical kinship. Adultery of the heart. No one else knew. Dare he write of it now? He will boldly pen his and Polly's journey from unity to loss, and may his truth clear a path to reconciliation when he is free. But first, on page one, he must go to Hilton Head Island and confront a man whose atrocities foreshadowed a trail to San Quentin. From antebellum Virginia through Civil War and westward expansion; from railroad boardrooms to camptown taverns, truths and secrets are laid bare. "View Tree Mountain" serial saga combines Brad's and Polly's 1859 independent memoirs and their 1876 private journals with trickster Lorena Elliot's 1859-1865 diary, to determine if Brad and Polly can claim a joint future.

      Retribution murder sent railroad attorney and Confederate veteran Brad Jamison to San Quentin prison in 1869, severing him from wife Polly and his beloved Virginia homeland. Seven years later, Polly discovers a tattered diary so potentially life-changing that she travels by rail from Virginia to California, in order to hand the diary to Brad. Upon observing his state of health and mind in the prison's fetid darkness, Polly implores him to write a memoir of his own —your truth, she terms it— to restore his soul. To counteract the lies and foolishness in an old adversary's diary. To inspire him to return home to Virginia when he is released. As he feels a surge of hope and possibility, he recalls other words from the past: 'You have the heart of a poet.' Brakeman McLean's words. Spoken in love, not in jest. The railroad brakeman and the railroad lawyer. Mystical kinship. Adultery of the heart. No one else knew. Dare he write of it now? He will boldly pen his and Polly's journey from unity to loss, and may his truth clear a path to reconciliation when he is free. But first, on page one, he must go to Hilton Head Island and confront a man whose atrocities foreshadowed a trail to San Quentin. From antebellum Virginia through Civil War and westward expansion; from railroad boardrooms to camptown taverns, truths and secrets are laid bare. "View Tree Mountain" serial saga combines Brad's and Polly's 1859 independent memoirs and their 1876 private journals with trickster Lorena Elliot's 1859-1865 diary, to determine if Brad and Polly can claim a joint future.

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      View Tree Mountain Serial Saga Books 2-8 (Box Set): View Tree Mountain, #2
      View Tree Mountain Serial Saga Books 2-8 (Box Set): View Tree Mountain, #2

      View Tree Mountain Serial Saga Books 2-8 (Box Set): View Tree Mountain, #2

      Sara Dixon
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      View Tree Mountain Book One (The Vow) took readers from 1859 Virginia to the Atlantic shoreline at Hilton Head Island where a killer set his sights on pursuing Brad and Polly to their deaths. Escaping the madman, and now back home in Warrenton, they plan their wedding and Brad's legal career with the Orange & Alexandria Railroad, while his former fiancé Lorena plots to destroy all that Brad and Polly build together. Brad and Polly's 1876 private journals reveal the San Quentin arrival of a bold young woman claiming to be Brad's daughter. Can their memoirs serve as the glue that can restore their faith in each other, even now? Or will secrets and second guesses continue to lead them in opposite directions? Book 2: Firefly Book 3: From the Ashes Book 4: Night of the Moon Book 5: Destiny Book 6: The Kilcullen Cloth Book 7: Chicago Junction Book 8: Return to Plum Creek

      View Tree Mountain Book One (The Vow) took readers from 1859 Virginia to the Atlantic shoreline at Hilton Head Island where a killer set his sights on pursuing Brad and Polly to their deaths. Escaping the madman, and now back home in Warrenton, they plan their wedding and Brad's legal career with the Orange & Alexandria Railroad, while his former fiancé Lorena plots to destroy all that Brad and Polly build together. Brad and Polly's 1876 private journals reveal the San Quentin arrival of a bold young woman claiming to be Brad's daughter. Can their memoirs serve as the glue that can restore their faith in each other, even now? Or will secrets and second guesses continue to lead them in opposite directions? Book 2: Firefly Book 3: From the Ashes Book 4: Night of the Moon Book 5: Destiny Book 6: The Kilcullen Cloth Book 7: Chicago Junction Book 8: Return to Plum Creek

    Author

    Sara Dixon

    While growing up in western Kentucky, I felt a strong tug toward the northern Virginia region that I would one day write about. Using a paper map, I zeroed in on Warrenton and Fauquier County. At age twelve I wrote my first story featuring Polly and Brad and the land they loved. I imagined the town's history, the coming of a railroad and the impact of Civil War, and wove those elements into my tale. During my first visit to Warrenton three years later, I felt I had come home. There I also purchased a local history book that confirmed my childhood imaginings. My detailed foreknowledge of landscapes, historic places, names and dates goes unexplained to this day. I am a former public school teacher, school librarian, and social studies textbook author for three major U.S. publishers. My textbook "Virginia" was taught in public schools across the commonwealth. But my heart is in my adult fiction: "View Tree Mountain" serial saga.

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