CROSSING JORDAN: BOOK ONE OF THE KEENEY CHRONICLES
is set to hit all major bookstores this Summer 2006.
This historical/genealogical novel is the first in a series of books
telling the thrilling story of one of America's founding families.
In this first book author, Gayle Keeney, unexpectedly finds that she is
able, through the technology of time travel, to return to the past and
actually live through the trials and tribulations of her family's
history, by becoming her own ancestor. Come along with her as she gives
up modern technology and practical conveniences to live in the 15th
century English world of Puritanism.
Follow along as Gayle assumes the identity of Sarah Cheever and becomes
the matriarch of the Keeney Family, living through intense persecution
and narrow escapes from the English Crown, the relocation of her family
unit to Holland, and finally her survival of a month-long voyage to
America to be reunited with the man of her dreams.
Crossing Jordan promises to be an exciting read that will inspire you
and remind Americans from whence they've come.
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Submitted by:
Gayle
Keeney-Canfield Book Description After trying unsuccessfully to locate information on the matriarch of her family for a series of novels, author Gayle Keeney finally throws in the towel and travels to New York City in search of a publisher. Providence, however, intervenes in the person of the grandson of the famous physicist, Albert Einstein, who, having perfected his grandfather’s theory of time travel, offers to send Gayle back in time in search of the necessary information to complete her book. Intending to stay only a short time, Gayle agrees to endure the trauma and uncertainty of time travel. But again, Providence has other plans in store: becoming her own ancestor. Come along with the author as she begins her exciting journey back in time, reliving the trials and tribulations of Puritan life and the journey to a new land, telling this extraordinary story of one of America’s founding families. |
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Autographed copies can be obtained
directly from the author.
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