DALLAS, July 23, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Destiny has its own way of transforming life as we know it. No matter what we do or even if we have power, simply nothing can defy destiny. This is the theme that drives an engaging tale of facing the ghosts of the past and paving the way for the future in Deja vu, Again?, a new book featuring the imagination of Deborah Jones.
Deja vu, Again? follows the exploits of Annie Dales, a woman who has been disturbed her entire life with the strange legacy left behind by one of her ancestors. In 1884, Annie's ancestor Sarah, then a young girl, foretold that the second daughter in Annie's generation will bear the name Annie McGuire. When Annie meets and is attracted to David McGuire he joins her in her search for the truth behind her legacy. Together, they accidentally discover a portal to the past only to find themselves in the year 1884. Awed by their surroundings, Annie and David explore the Terre Haute, Indiana that existed in the 1880's and interact with her living ancestors. Within days however, Sarah's grandfather and uncle are brutally killed for their gold and Annie and David could do nothing but grieve. They suddenly find themselves suspects for the crimes. With destiny dictating the events, will they be able to find the truth before time runs out? Are Annie and David destined to marry each other? Read the book to find out.
About the Author
Deborah Jones grew up near the beaches in Southern California, but her family's Midwest roots have always fascinated and intrigued her. She is an accomplished geneaologist with over two thousand (and counting) names logged. Her love of the past, family and vintage houses compelled her to write Deja Vu, Again?. As she says, "It's the only way I could get back there!" Deborah is currently in the research stages of her next book, Hawken Man.
Deborah lives with her husband John in a historic Dallas neighborhood with a neurotic German Shepherd named Rueger.
Deja vu, Again? * by Deborah Jones
Publication Date: July 7, 2008
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