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E. C. (Edith C.) Kenyon
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Books by E. C. (Edith C.) Kenyon
Love's Golden Thread
"Love's Golden Thread" by E. C. Kenyon is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story revolves around Doris Anderson and Bernard Cameron, two young lovers whose lives become intertwined with unexpected turmoil after Doris's father causes a financial catastrophe that jeopardizes Bernard's future. As Doris grapples with the fallout of her father's actions and her subsequent loss of stability, the narrative explores themes of love, loyalty, and the quest for redemption in the face of adversity. At the start of the book, we are introduced to Bernard, who is about to come of age and inherit a substantial fortune, and his devoted companion Doris, who cherishes their relationship. However, their happiness is abruptly shattered when Doris overhears her father confessing to losing Bernard's money through reckless speculation. This revelation leaves Doris devastated, as she faces not only the humiliation of her father's crime but also the potential loss of her love for Bernard. The opening chapters set the stage for both characters' struggles, as they navigate the shifting tides of their fate while their once-bright future becomes clouded by a sudden twist of misfortune.
Lost in the backwoods
"Lost in the Backwoods" by E.C. Kenyon is a fictional adventure novel written in the late 19th century. The story centers around Cyril Morton, a young boy who finds himself in perilous situations after a train robbery that leads to his father's presumed death. As Cyril navigates the dangers of the backwoods of North America, he grapples with loneliness, fear, and the desire to reunite with his father while encountering various characters along the way. At the start of the narrative, Cyril and his father are aboard a train when they are attacked by a group of robbers. In the chaos of the robbery, Cyril's father is shot, and Cyril is taken away by one of the robbers, Whiterock. Cyril soon finds himself alone in the wilderness, battling despair as he searches for his father. The opening chapters depict his struggles to survive in the forest, his encounters with wild animals, and his emerging faith as he relies on prayer for guidance. Despite the perilous circumstances, Cyril showcases bravery, compassion, and a strong moral compass, setting the stage for his journey of resilience and the quest for familial reconnection.