This 6-time award-winning trilogy of historical fiction is based on the true story of French nobility and commoners who settled in French New World territory of Acadia, which later became British-ruled Nova Scotia, and the engaged couple torn apart just before their wedding who must search the world for each other to realize their destiny.

The author based this saga on her ancestors which she traced to 9th century France, and she used her genealogical records and oral family histories to weave history, political intrigue, mystery, and international adventure with historical personages and fictional characters. The story of Evangeline was written in 1847 as a tragedy by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, but this story sets the record straight as to what actually happened, using period diaries, letters and other archival materials as the basis for dialogue and action among the heroes, heroines and villains of this must-read trilogy.

Before Jamestown, the Pilgrims, and the American Colonies, came the New World settlement of Acadia by France in 1604. The Acadian town of Grand Pr� is an insulated world of beautiful trees abundant harvests and affluent French residents at peace with their world and their allies, the Mi'Kmaq First Nation.

Star-crossed lovers, Evangeline Le Blanc de Verdure and Gabriel Mius d'Entremont are to be married hen two events change their lives forever -- a British officer is found dead but Evangeline must say nothing to protect her honor; and Evangeline's fianc� Gabriel and father Lord Ren�, Royal Consul to French King Louis XV, are imprisoned for "treason" as resistance leaders against the British.

Their idyllic life begins to crumble around them when in 1755, violating a peace treaty between England and France, British King George II issues an Edict to deport the Acadians forever by separating families and forcing them into animal cargo ships bound for destinations unknown in the New World, Europe and the Caribbean. Evangeline's innocence shattered, she must choose between life without her love or possible death for defying British orders.

Evangeline and Gabriel and their families are at risk in a game of political intrigue, murder and espionage set against the glamour and adventure of 18th century Versailles, London and Acadia. Will their courage, faith and passion overcome threats to their very survival, or will they find their paradise stolen?

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7-time National and International award-winning author of over 20 books of historical fiction, non-fiction history and genealogy, business, finance, law and textbooks.

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