Turning Point

A return to Seagull's Perch is the last thing Angelique intended to do, but the request from her great-great-grandmother to be there to celebrate her one hundred and fifth birthday could not be ignored. Arriving home with her two-and-a-half-year-old daughter, she's faced with her mother who she hasn't spoken to in three years. Also entering back into her life is her ex-fiancé seeking forgiveness and become a part of her and her daughter's life.

Angelique seeks to reconcile the past so she can move forward with her future. Her great-great-grandmother is aware that her time is running out. e Family all gather to listen to Varvara telling her story. She delivers a colorful history of events that span over ten decades. Beginning with her birth in Russia, to her life on an estate in France, and finally to the present, living on the shore of Rhode Island.

Turning Point is an intimate look into one woman's life. A compelling tale of love, loss, joy, and sorrow. Through her faith and courage, she overcomes many obstacles. In the end, this strong and courageous woman's love bonds five generations of family together.

Auteur

Susan L. Pelletier was born on December 22, 1953, in Oxford, Massachusetts. She is one of six sisters and has one brother. Ms. Pelletier began her love of the ocean as a child vacationing on Cape Cod with her family. My Dad, her first poem was written when she was nine years old. Of her many interests, she is an avid reader, loves arranging flowers from her large perennial gardens, and sings in her church choir. Ms. Pelletier resides in Charlton, Massachusetts. Married for over forty years to her high school sweetheart, she has one daughter and two sons. Her pride and joy are her four grandsons and one granddaughter. Turning Point, her first novel, combines her Armenian heritage with her love of history.