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Blood Orphans: The Houllette Family Saga, Book 3 (The Blood Orphans)

De: J. McGuire Mohr
Narrado por: Maggie Hires
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 As a seasoned news reporter, Annie Caywood, daughter of Emily Sybrant, granddaughter of Lily Sybrant, and great-granddaughter of Madeleine Houllette, arrives in Prague, Czechoslovakia in 1968. Annie is confident that she can cover the first official act of Alexander Dubcek’s Communist Regime, the reopening of a 20-year-old murder/suicide case. Instead, she finds the secret police interfering with her investigation as Annie becomes emotionally tied to the unfolding story of Jan Masaryk’s life and death and attracted to the stranger following her. As the threat to Czechoslovakia by the Soviets increases and her contacts begin to disappear, Annie Caywood realizes too late that she is both over her head and close to solving the most important mystery of the Prague Spring..J. McGuire Mohr is an American historian and writer of Immigration and Military History and an author of Historical Fiction. She studied at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic and Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia after graduating from the University of Colorado, University of San Diego, and the University of Pittsburgh. When the Berlin Wall fell in November of 1989, the author was invited to lecture at the Library of Congress in Washington D.C., the Slovak and Russian Embassies, and to serve as consultant for the Czech and Slovak National Museum and Library in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and the Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest, Hungary. Mohr led tours to Transylvania and into the Carpathian Mountains while teaching at the University of Pittsburgh. She now lives in Southern California.©2025 Joan M Mohr (P)2026 2026
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