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Book details
  • Genre:FICTION
  • SubGenre:Romance / Suspense
  • Language:English
  • Pages:346
  • eBook ISBN:9781626751095

Queen's Autumn Gambit

by Kristen Kindoll

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Overview
Do you want to hear a story? It is a tale of faith, whatever the season. There are many outcomes, but only one winner in a real life game of English chess. Will Carolyn and Luca uncover the dark secrets about their families or be swallowed up by the game’s mysteries? Whether you are a pawn or the Queen, one is always sacrificed to have the King remain standing. Carolyn and Luca must unlock their past, so their present can have a future. Before the last leaf of autumn falls, will the Queen’s Gambit be deciphered?
Description
Carolyn Ainsworth is drawn into a twisted game of English chess, which places her in a delicate situation. Does finding out the truth about her family merit destroying all that she has known? The Queen’s Gambit is a precise chess maneuver that calculates key positions upon the board. In order to play, Carolyn must accept the terms of the inheritance. The other beneficiary, Luca Caldwell is maneuvered to participate in this archaic game of alliances. Their forced partnership begins on opposite sides. As they progress, they discover mounting secrets about both of their families. What starts out in conflict, they unite with one common purpose to discover who has been manipulating them. As the autumn leaves fall from the trees, Carolyn and Luca find themselves embroiled in the mounting lies. They begin to question, if they are the players or merely pieces in a greater scheme. Will the white side control the board, or will black rule the game?
About the author
Kristen Kindoll is a freelance writer and home-schooling parent. The love of education and learning has provided many topics for her work. She writes a weekly column for the Tennessean about home-schooling and local family events. She was a writing guide for The Lesson Planet website. Pockets magazine has published her fiction stories. A Time to Live, A Time to Die placed third in the Kentucky Center for the Arts Young Playwrights Contest. It was produced at the Kentucky Center (Louisville, KY) on Stage One. The Couple In-Between placed 4th in the Tall Tale Tell Off. She told her story at the storytelling festival in Nashville, IN. She has created several writing and journalism workshops in conjunction with her teaching. She has a Bachelor of Arts from Spring Hill College in Mobile, AL. She participated in the Washington Journalism Semester at American University, Washington, D.C.