![]() ![]() ![]() This day we left Concord in the rain to travel by wagon the ten miles to our new home, which Father has named Fruitlands… Can she give up her island for a life in London society with James? Or does her heart belong back on Mackinac, surrounded by the land and people she loves? With masterful storytelling, accurate historical detail, and a charismatic protagonist, critically acclaimed author Gloria Whelan presents a captivating sequel to her 1996 Great Lakes Book Award winner Once On This Island. Soon Mary finds herself facing the most difficult decision of her life. As the two tour London together, their fondness for each other grows. Upon her arrival in England, Mary finds herself swept up into society and learns that James is none other than Lord Lindsay, son of the Duke of Oakbridge. ![]() Although the captain does not appreciate her efforts, she captures the eye of a young midshipman named James Lindsay. During her voyage on the British frigate Comfort, which will carry her from New York to London, Mary does her best to be of assistance. Now for the first time in her life, Mary is leaving that island traveling to London to visit her sister Angelique. Once again the American flag flies proudly over the remote island of Mackinac, which Mary O’Shea calls home. The year is 1816, and the war between England and the United States has come to an end. ![]()
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