Come Autumn

by Nannette Kern

Overview

Friends first and cousins by name, Margie and Richard have a deep bond. Richard has been wrapped around her little finger since she was just six years old. But Margie refuses to go against society and marry her cousin. Instead, she marries her college sweetheart and experiences intense heartache throughout her life: a life replete with unexpected turns of fate.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012501615
Publisher:	Nannette Monson Kern
Publication date:	04/16/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	188 KB

About the Author

Nannette was born in Southern California and spent her first seventeen years playing on the beach (except when school interrupted). She then enrolled at BYU as a music major, with a minor in English, and a focus on extracurricular activities, namely: dances, movies, and dates. She married during her junior year and returned to California to settle into married life and begin raising a family (her number one priority).
Following the birth of her third child she and her husband moved their small household back to the Rocky Mountains, where they subsequently added seven more children to their family.
Finally, after thirty years of diapers and tricycles, she resumed her education, this time at the University of Utah, where she graduated summa cum laude with a BS in psychology. Her purpose in writing, other than the pure joy that it brings, is to offer the reader a page turning alternative to that which is vulgar and profane.

Editorial Reviews

Welcome, welcome to a fresh new voice in LDS fiction! Kern's writing is clear, compassionate and captivating from page one. I look forward to great things from this talented author.

Kerry Lynn Blair

The storyline is historically accurate and compelling, the characters are genuine and engaging. Excellent first effort by this new author.

Betsy Brannon Green

From the very first page I was immediately drawn into the story and characters of this book. 'Come Autumn' is richly layered with historical background and an emotionally driven plot. Kern takes the reader on a captivating and unforgettable journey. Don't miss, "Come Autumn."

Michele Ashman Bell

A well written first novel with a touching storyline.

James Michael Pratt