Stavewood
Stavewood by Nanette Kinslow, published by Lighthouse Group on April 23, 2013, is a fictional narrative set against the backdrop of the white pine forests of Northern Minnesota. The story revolves around T. Elgerson, who, after the death of his wife, grapples with the need for a mother for his son while resisting the pull of love. In a bid for a practical solution, he places an ad for a civil union, leading to an unexpected connection with Rebecca Fagan, a woman from London whose life has been upended by her husband’s murder.
Readers will find a tale that intertwines action, adventure, and romance as Rebecca embarks on a journey as a “Picture Bride,” seeking a fresh start in a new land. The narrative explores themes of mystery and personal transformation as both characters navigate their complex circumstances. With 424 pages, this edition presents a rich exploration of hope and unexpected connections in a rugged setting, inviting readers into a world where love and resilience emerge in the face of adversity.
Official synopsis Publisher
The white pine forests of Northern Minnesota surround Stavewood, the beautiful Victorian estate of T. Elgerson. After the death of his wife, Mr. Elgerson faces a dilemma. He needs a mother for his son, but wants nothing to do with falling in love again. He seeks only a civil union, a business arrangement, and he places an ad in May of 1892. Across the sea in London, England, Rebecca Fagan’s husband has been murdered, exposing his secret life as a gambler and womanizer. Rebecca is left devastated and destitute. She responds to an ad and finds herself traveling across the world, as a “Picture Bride”, a mail ordered woman embarking on a journey of mystery and adventure. Stavewood is the story of a man and a woman and a home in a rugged land, seeking hope and a promise for something better, and finding what neither of them expected.
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