Anna has been murdered in an Island community where trust is everything.
1860s in what's typically a normal, quiet PEI community.
When Anna Gillis is found dead, a constable is summoned from the nearest town to solve the mystery.
Angus MacDonald, church elder and community leader, isn't satisfied with who is accused and makes it his mission to uncover what really happened.
When unsettling acts of arson and mischief start to occur, the last of the original settlers shares a cryptic secret that might be the key to what really happened
the night Anna died.
'Anna's Secret' features inscrutable characters with secrets to hide against the backdrop of an Island community yearning to both help and heal.
Autorentext
Margaret Westlie is a native of Halifax with close family ties to Prince Edward Island, where her family immigrated from the Isle of Skye, Scotland, in 1803. She is a graduate of the Victoria General Hospital School of Nursing and of Dalhousie University in Halifax. She discovered her talent for writing almost by accident, while completing a degree in church music, and immediately switched her degree plan to English, receiving a Master's Degree in English with a Professional Writing Emphasis in Prose and Poetry from the University of Missouri. She played violin with the Philarmonia of Kansas City and has sung with a number of choral groups, including the Confederation Centre Singers and Akkord in Charlottetown. She is also an accomplished pencil portraitist. She makes her home in beautiful Prince Edward Island, Canada, where her novels are set.