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Zusatztext Praise for The Union Street Bakery “A wonderful story about sisters! family! and the things that matter most. I loved this beautifully written journey of self-discovery.”—Wendy Wax “You will not be able to put this book down until you turn the very last page...I can't wait to read more by Ms. Taylor.”—Fresh Fiction “Taylor serves up a great mix of vivid setting! history! drama and everyday life...Here’s hoping she writes more like it.”— The Herald-Sun (NC) “This first women's fiction novel...will speak to you with the beauty of the writing as well as the story.”—Examiner.com Informationen zum Autor Mary Ellen Taylor is a contemporary women's fiction author who spends her spare time baking! practicing yoga and visiting historical sites. She is the author of the Union Street Bakery series and the Alexandria series. Klappentext In the first novel of the Union Street Bakery series! Daisy McCrae learns how easily life can turn on a dime... Suddenly without a job or a boyfriend! Daisy now lives in the attic above her family's store! the Union Street Bakery! while she learns the business. It doesn't help that! as the only adopted daughter! her relationship with her sisters has never been easy. When an elderly customer dies! Daisy is surprised to inherit a journal from the 1850s! written by a slave girl named Susie. As she reads! Daisy learns more about her family—and her own heritage—than she ever dreamed. Haunted by dreams of the young Susie! who beckons Daisy to "find her!” she is compelled to explore the past more deeply. What she finds are the answers she has longed for her entire life. Zusammenfassung In the first novel of the Union Street Bakery series! Daisy McCrae learns how easily life can turn on a dime… Suddenly without a job or a boyfriend! Daisy now lives in the attic above her family’s store! the Union Street Bakery! while she learns the business. It doesn’t help that! as the only adopted daughter! her relationship with her sisters has never been easy. When an elderly customer dies! Daisy is surprised to inherit a journal from the 1850s! written by a slave girl named Susie. As she reads! Daisy learns more about her family—and her own heritage—than she ever dreamed. Haunted by dreams of the young Susie! who beckons Daisy to “find her!” she is compelled to explore the past more deeply. What she finds are the answers she has longed for her entire life. ...
