As museum student, Alana, Cooper, researches a country cemetery near an old New Zealand timber town, a lonely unmarked grave captures attention. Who is buried under the mound of earth and why is he filling her mind and demanding answers? when Alana meets Jason Black, a young surveyor who is staying in the same roadside tavern, a modern day romance begins to flourish, and as she pieces together the mystery, a 100-year-old love story slowly unfolds.
As museum student, Alana, Cooper, researches a country cemetery near an old New Zealand timber town, a lonely unmarked grave captures attention. Who i...
On the day of John F. Kennedy's assassination, a young woman died, after giving birth to twin girls. Her boyfriend Greg was never told of the pregnancy. His wealthy father made sure of that. Twenty years later Greg, a successful businessman is standing for election. A beautiful girl, named Rachel, interviews him for the Chronicle. He notices that she looks exactly like his his long lost Jennifer. He is invited to speak at the local school, and again notes the first year teacher, Joanne also looks like long lost Jennifer. Joanne knows that she is adopted, and imagines seeing her twin several...
On the day of John F. Kennedy's assassination, a young woman died, after giving birth to twin girls. Her boyfriend Greg was never told of the pregnanc...
As Alexander McDonald read the notice at the Tobermory wharf he knew that he would be one of the first to sign up for the long journey across the ocean. But first he needed to find a wife, someone who would willingly share the trials that would lie ahead. With the offer of land and a future for their families, it is easy to see why the young men should be tempted to make a new life for themselves in far off New Zealand. Follow the fortunes of those who left their homes to embark on the long journey across the sea and those who stayed behind to carry on with their every day lives in 19th...
As Alexander McDonald read the notice at the Tobermory wharf he knew that he would be one of the first to sign up for the long journey across the ocea...
Whenever I visit Wellington, I walk along Oriental Parade and stop at the old band rotunda from where I can see Hay Street and the gracious villas which have stood the test of time. I watch the people enjoying the beautiful beach, such a short walk from the city, and imagine my great grand father, Francis Stevens, and his wife Ellen, sitting outside their property collecting signatures which saved the beach from becoming a boat slip. New Zealand was a vibrant, changing country in the late 1800s, and the story of the Stevens family is typical of life in the colony during those years. The major...
Whenever I visit Wellington, I walk along Oriental Parade and stop at the old band rotunda from where I can see Hay Street and the gracious villas whi...
