Fourteen-Year-Old Eliza Healy’s Faithful Journey in Sitka Bay, Alaska, 1867

No life comes without hardship. In Lois Lindenfeld’s new book entitled One Sitka Summer, readers follow Eliza Healy as she and her family under the Brethren Church move to icy Alaska.

Young Eliza soon meets new friends, lovable and odd. There’s her close companion, Erm, Katrina the Russian girl, a grizzly, and Jed, a handsome miner.  In the Alaskan region, Eliza begins to face a number of problems aside from frigid weather. Her mother and her baby brother, Amos fall gravely ill. Eliza begins to question her faith.

“A well-told tale that captures the Alaskan setting extremely well. I couldn’t stop reading until the last chapter. Anyone can take a good lesson from this book as it encompasses many themes, from friendship to faith,” said a satisfied reader.

Elegantly told, evoking deep feelings and phases, readers will step back in time and imagine the beautiful life of a girl called to God.

If you want to learn more about the author and her new book, visit BookExpo America 2016 from May 11, 2016 to May 13, 2016 at McCormick Place, Chicago.
 
 
 
One Sitka Summer
Written by Lois Lindenfeld
Kindle | $3.99
Paperback | $12.95
Book copies are available at www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com, and all leading online book retailers. Copies are also available at your local booksellers.
 
 

About the Author

Lois Lindenfeld has been a public school teacher for twenty-eight years and an additional four in Romania.
She has also published materials for Sunday schools. Lois enjoys different cultures as well as different forms of art conceived by God. Now retired, she has two daughters and several grandchildren.

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