Their Wonted Fires - Couverture souple

Drane, Michael Robert

 
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Synopsis

In an age of possibility and invention, the world was what they made it.

The life of the Moran family is interwoven into their rural farming community, sharing work and persevering through hardships alongside their neighbors. But when Daniel Moran dies, his wife and children are forced to sell the farm to pay off debts in his name. Elizabeth, his daughter, is determined to do whatever she can to keep the family together while his son, Paul, looks to the burgeoning technologies of the Gilded Age as a means to provide for the family.

Elizabeth finds camaraderie in Danny McDermott and his labor union ties. Simultaneously, an old friend-turned-steel baron offers a position in his steel mill to Paul. Time and again, as the Morans make progress, they’re met with loss. They endure the waves of opposition until the assault turns deadly and the family is forced to question whether they have what it takes to survive.

Their Wonted Fires is a sweeping saga that will take you from the Gilded Age’s opulent mansions to its gritty slums. If you like immersive historical worlds, unvarnished storytelling, and emotional resonance, then you’ll love Michael Robert Drane’s unflinching tale.

Reveal what’s beneath the luster of the Gilded Age. Journey through Their Wonted Fires today.

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À propos de l?auteur

Michael Robert Drane lives in the San Francisco Bay Area but was born and raised in Western Pennsylvania. He fell in love with history and storytelling at a young age.Michael has a B.S.Ed. in History and a B.S. in Geography from Shippensburg University, as well as a Master's in Public Policy from the University of California, Berkeley. Michael's writing blends his interests in these subjects to create narratives that examine how individual lives fit within their wider context. In particular, Michael loves reading and telling stories about the everyday people who helped make Western Pennsylvania what it is today. When he's not writing or reading 130-year-old newspapers, Michael spends his time with his wife, three children, and two dogs.

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