Josephine Thorebourne doesn’t deserve happiness. Not after the mess she’s made. Mid-voyage, on the steamship Jameson, she learns of the tragic loss of her family’s money. Money she stole with the hopes of turning a profit. What should be a delightful voyage up the Canadian coast turns into a journey of regret. Josephine seeks the solace of the man she loves, only to find out he’s an imposter. Left with no other choice, she must return to her home town of Stony Creek and face the anger of those she’s betrayed. Owen Kelly was given the opportunity of a lifetime to steward on the SS Jameson. The work meant he could escape his difficult upbringing along the wharves of Chicago. When his heart falls for the woman in cabin eight, Owen must decide if he will continue his work on the ship or follow the love of his life to her Rocky Mountain home. |
Release date: June 29, 2021
Interview with Lisa
Nothing is more important than spending time with Jesus, the One who fill us with living water to nourish our souls.
Josephine, the heroine, was incredibly annoying in the first book of the series. I really enjoyed watching her mature in Rocky Mountain Restoration. She experiences a couple of poignant moments one involving a sunrise and another… Well, you’ll have to wait and see.
3. How long did it take to finish writing this book? I found writing a novel during lockdown to be a difficult endeavour. There were many hours when I sat in front of my screen and couldn’t come up with a single word. I began writing in February of 2020 and I was supposed to turn in the completed manuscript in July. My publisher was gracious enough to grant me an extension until October…so, nine months. |
My father passed away when I was thirty-four. If I could, I would love to have him with us today.
More from Lisa
My husband and I vacationed in Ucluelet one summer, a quaint fishing village on the west coast of Vancouver Island. While there, we boarded a cabin cruiser with other adventure seekers to go whale watching.
Not long after leaving the rocky shore, our experienced captain spotted the flick of a tale in the rolling waves, and guided the boat to a position hundreds of yards away. Within moments, to our delight and awe, a massive humpback breached mere feet from the boat. Its knobbed head rose before us, mouth wide open, hundreds of baleen plates dripping a murky red. The smell was one of the worst in my memory, a vulgar mixture of rotten fish, old road kill, and something indescribable. But what a privilege to encounter one of God’s magnificent creatures up close! |
While I can’t promise you whale’s breath in the novel, I can promise you gorgeous scenery and other wildlife encounters as a backdrop for betrayal, thievery, and—of course—romance. Hop aboard!
Lisa J. Flickinger lives and writes from the cliff of a river along the majestic Rocky Mountains. When not writing or reading, you will find her scouring antique shops or sipping a maple latte with friends and family. To learn more about her other books, visit www.lisajflickinger.com. |
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