Pearson Media Group, in Love with Edward Henry’s a Love that Overwhelms in the Coldest Region of Earth

As people strikethrough an item on their travel bucket list, it is natural for them to feel the excitement from the soon-to-be-discovered sights of marvels. However, some journeys are met with the sweetest serendipities that are beyond anyone’s conception. Author Edward Henry wrote his story to share his journey to the Arctic Circle and his discovery of something special that is far greater than the satisfaction of crossing out an item on his bucket list – “Nome’s Polar Princess.”

Judy, Project Director of Pearson Media Group, said: “This is exactly the story that people want to see on television screens. It has an unpredictable realistic plot and could really appeal effectively to the viewers.” The agency has then since invested energetically on the project’s success.

Here’s an overview of the story: Ed, an electrician from California, journeys all the way to coldest region of the earth, Nome, with a mind fixed on seeing the grandeur of nature and on fishing and hunting. Fate was pleased to stumble upon him – and he, to fate – as the charming, voluptuous Nora, an educator to the natives, came to sight.

Both went on a six-month sensual adventure. Eventually, their sexual experience blossomed and their relationship deepened. But it was not to be. Park, Nora’s husband, finds out about the affair and was fuelled with rage that he was fixed on killing Ed. As the story progressed, Nora came to a verdict and wanted to be married with the both Park and Ed. A wave astonishment overcame the two men: A love forbidden that may yet just be permitted depending on what the argument of three baffled hearts allow. 

Could it be the beginning of a marriage’s collapse? Could the proposal of polyandry be the executioner’s axe that cuts Ed’s emotional attachment to Nora? Find out what happens next as you skim through the sensually enthralling and often saddening chapters of Edward Henry’s “Nome’s Polar Princess” – a journey that the author wouldn’t trade for the world.

Disclaimer: The names of the individuals in the story have been altered to protect their identities.

“Nome’s Polar Princess”
Written by Edward Henry
Published by Page Publishing, Inc.
Publish Date: May 4, 2018
Paperback: $15.95

Contact Information

Rob Daniels

Production Manager

Pearson Media Group

(1) 833-272-8755

rob@pearsonmediagroup.com