The Steel Canyon Legacy: Book II of the Legacy Trilogy

by Wanda DeHaven Pyle

Overview

Newly widowed and finding herself alone and responsible for two young sons and an aging mother, Tessa Kingsley must find her way through a 1970s world filled with sexual harassment and shady business deals.With only a year of college and no work history, Tessa must support her family in a world where women's roles are clearly defined and there are few opportunities. She falls into a rebound relationship with a charming Irishman. Unfortunately, his addictions lead to entanglements from her past as old villains resurface to threaten her family.As the situation worsens, it becomes apparent that if Tessa does not break free of this relationship and stand independently on her own, she not only risks financial ruin, but she puts the lives of her family in danger.Filled with passion and intrigue, The Steel Canyon Legacy is a gritty and poignant story that will captivate all who read it.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781523862634
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	09/16/2016
Series:	Legacy Trilogy , #2
Pages:	210
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.48(d)

About the Author

Award winning author, Wanda DeHaven Pyle grew up in the Flint Hills of Kansas and her recollections of life on the tallgrass prairie influence her writing. Her work explores the untold stories of past generations and the impact they have on those who follow.
A frequent writer of stories as a child, she always thought that one day she would grow up to become a writer. Unfortunately, life had a way of intervening in the best of plans. Wanda is descended from a long line of educators going back as far as anyone can remember. It seemed a natural course for her to take at a time when few careers were open to women.
Throughout her career, she provided mentoring and support for women in leadership positions and continues to encourage women to reach their full potential. Upon retirement she was finally able to pursue a dream that had been deferred since childhood.
She lives in Claremont, California with her husband and spends her retirement years writing, traveling and volunteering her time in support of at-risk children. She authors a blog entitled School Marms and Cowboys where she records the inspirations, reflections and insights gleaned through her writing.
She can be reached at [e-mail]