BLOGWORDS – Friday 18 July 2025– FIRST LINE FRIDAY – THE GREEN VEIL by NAOMI MUSCH

BLOGWORDS – Friday 18 July 2025– FIRST LINE FRIDAY – THE GREEN VEIL by NAOMI MUSCH


FIRST LINE FRIDAY – THE GREEN VEIL by NAOMI MUSCH

 

THE BOOK

 


 

THE BLURB

1841

Lumberman's daughter, Colette Palmer has always loved timber cruiser Manason Kade, even though she’s too young for him to take her seriously. Leaving Michigan to settle with her family in the Wisconsin wilderness, and separated from him by miles and years, she grows into a woman and, when her heart is broken, makes her vow to another.

Manason longs to plant roots of his own in Wisconsin Territory, and he finally gets his chance. When the new Kade Forest Works challenges the illegal log harvesting of a rival company, however, Colette's husband will stop at nothing to ruin him, even using Colette as a pawn.

Logging enterprises collide as the territory nears statehood. In the midst of turmoil, Manason and Colette meet again. Now, she will have to choose between her first love and her commitment to her marriage vows, while her dreams, her faith, and an empire in pine hang in the balance.

 

 

THE FIRST LINE

1848

Pain seared Colette’s temples, neck, and shoulders.

 

 

THE AUTHOR

Naomi is an award-winning author who crafts her stories from the pristine north woods of Wisconsin, where she and her husband Jeff live as epically as God allows near the families of their five children. She enjoys roaming around on the farm, snacking out of the garden, relaxing in her vintage camper, and loving on her passel of grandchildren. Naomi is a member of the American Christian Fiction Writers; Faith, Hope, and Love Christian Writers; and the Lake Superior Writers. Though she has written in a variety of venues, her great love is historical fiction. She had three new releases in 2022. Her novel, Song for the Hunter is the sequel to Mist O’er the Voyageur, a 2019 Selah Awards finalist and two-time Book of the Year nominee. Not for Love is her novella in Barbour's new Lumberjacks & Ladies collection. Her Heroines of WWII novel titled Season of My Enemy releases in June. She is the author of several other series, collections, and stand-alone novels. Naomi would love to connect with you around the web and you can sign up for her monthly newsletter on her site.

 

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