Margret Kingrey Bares Romance and Adventure in “Alaska Stories: A Memoir”

Miami, FL – WEBWIRE – Monday, December 16, 2019

“Alaska Stories: A Memoir” chronicles the life and adventures of author Margret Kingrey following her decision to move to Alaska.

Was it a middle-life crisis, boredom, or too much stress? Whatever it was, it led Kingrey to the best decision of her life-that is leaving her life behind and starting over in Alaska. Alaska might be too out of the way for comfort or convenience, especially if you’ve lived all your life in the mainland, but Alaska was just what the author needed.

Kingrey writes: "Alaska became more than a dream. It became an obsession. Alaska beckoned like a siren from the sea. I didn’t want to shipwreck. I just wanted to find a different life for myself, and to find myself and who I was at forty-five, before I was too old and filled with regrets for not having an adventure, or possibly dead.”

To learn more about author Margret Kingrey and to get a copy of her book, “Alaska Stories: A Memoir, visit Amazon or Barnes & Noble.

“Alaska Stories: A Memoir” Written by Margret Kingrey
Published by Infinity Publishing
Published Date: July 2006
Paperback: $17.95
eBook: $9.95

About the Author

Margret Kingrey was born in Shelton, Washington, and continues to enjoy the family cabin at Arcadia Point. After numerous moves around the U.S., she and her husband now live in Nebraska, near Omaha. Margret retired from a forty-year career as an occupational therapist in 2016. She graduates in January 2020 with an MFA in Writing from the University of Nebraska-Omaha and is working on a book about her career as an occupational therapist as well as a novel. Margret is a member of Pacific Northwest Writers Association, Nebraska Writer’s Guild and the National League of American Pen Women.