Olivia's Mine

by Janine McCaw

Overview

It’s 1915, and newlywed Olivia Fitzgerald is leaving her affluent Seattle family to join her husband Frank in a foreign country, Canada, at the isolated mining community of Britannia Beach. Before she even has a chance to settle in, many of the people she meets upon arrival are killed in a horrific natural disaster, triggering the first of a series of events about to befall the young Olivia, and the tightly knit community.

A multicultural group of people are waiting to meet you, including the fiery red-headed Lucy; Captain Frenchie Cates; Akiko, Harry and Jimmy Yada; Officer Wolanski, man-crazy Sarah Leiboldt; and the formidable J.W. McMichael.

Landslides, fires, flu epidemics and even WWI were not enough to send the young bride packing. But the two men claiming that “Olivia’s mine” might be enough to do it!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940011309878
Publisher:	Janine McCaw
Publication date:	04/16/2011
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	335 KB

About the Author

Author Janine McCaw is known for believable characters being placed in circumstances they'd probably rather not be in, leading to twisting plotlines that keep the reader guessing. While her first novel, Olivia's Mine, is a fictional account of historical events that happened during the early 1900's at Britannia Beach, B.C., McCaw also writes in the general, paranormal, YA, urban fantasy and chick-lit genres. The Helens-0f-Troy series is aimed at YA/Adult audiences that enjoy a little humor, a little horror and a lot of family drama. The first three books in the series are Helen's-of-Troy (released), Nightmare on Jacey Street (pre-release) and Boughs of Holly (pre-release) and follow the paranormal adventures of Helena, Helen and Ellie LaRose. Pumper, the story of a firefighter who rescues a young child and the publicity goes to his head, is also in the works. McCaw lives in Vancouver, British Columbia with her husband Paul. She is not a zombie (twitter) but has been known to roam the streets that way... and not just on Halloween.