A Passion in Winter By: Irene Landry Kelso

A Passion in Winter: A Historical Novel of Love and Loss

A Passion in Winter is a captivating historical novel by Irene Landry Kelso that transports readers back to the pivotal year of 1759, when the fate of Canada hung in the balance during the Seven Years' War. This remarkable tale, set against the backdrop of political turmoil and private passions, is brought to life through vivid storytelling and authentic historical detail.

About the Book

The novel unfolds during a critical period in Canadian history when the British empire sought to maintain its balance of power by preventing France from controlling Europe. North America became the battleground for these two great powers, with Canada serving as a strategic prize.

In A Passion in Winter, we find ourselves amidst the bitter winter of 1759-1760 following the Battle of the Plains of Abraham. The British army, led by General James Murray and his Fraser Highlanders, has occupied the City of Quebec. Amidst this political upheaval, a tender love story blossoms between Sister Marie-Thérèse, a novice nun at the Ursuline Convent, and a young Scottish Highlander. Their forbidden love develops amidst the backdrop of loss, conquest, and determination to survive.

The novel is published in paperback format (Binding: Paperback) with 302 pages, measuring 225 mm x 150 mm. It weighs approximately 449 grams and has a spine width of 17 mm. The novel is printed on demand (PrintOnDemand: Y) in English (Language: English).

The story is available for immediate shipping (MediaMail: Y) and is not returnable (Returnable: N). It has an International Standard Book Number (ISBN-13) of 9781552124147, classifying it under the Dewey Classification system for Fiction (Dewey: FIC).

The novel is part of the English series (Series Title: English) and is published by Trafford Publishing (Publisher: Trafford Publishing). It was first published on 01 Dec 2000. As a leading article, it is prominently featured (Is LeadingArticle: Y).

An Engaging Tale of Love and Loss

A Passion in Winter offers readers an immersive experience that transcends time, allowing them to witness the human drama unfolding amidst a critical moment in history. Kelso masterfully weaves together political intrigue with private passions, exploring themes of love, loss, and resilience.

The novel is not just about historical events but also about the people who lived through them. It mourns the loss of country and loved ones but celebrates the unyielding spirit of a people determined to survive against all odds. In its pages, readers will find echoes of their own struggles and triumphs, making A Passion in Winter a timeless story that resonates long after the last page is turned.

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Whether you're a history enthusiast eager to explore Canada's rich past or simply seeking an engaging love story set against a backdrop of political turmoil, A Passion in Winter promises to captivate and inspire. Order your copy today and delve into the fascinating world that Irene Landry Kelso has so vividly brought to life.