Raised by her aunt and uncle at the rectory in the small English village of Grimston Way, lovely Evy Varley remembers little of her missionary parents and nothing of South Africa, the land where she was orphaned during the Zulu War of 1878.
She and her husband make their home in Northern California..
Linda is a graduate of Multnomah Biblical Seminary and taught neighborhood Bible classes for many years.
Two of her novels have been awarded the Silver Angel Award for excellence and several have been bestsellers.
About the Author: Linda Lee Chaikin has written numerous top-selling books and series, including the Silk series (Heart of India Trilogy), A Day to Remember series, The Empire Builders, Royal Pavilion Trilogy, Arabian Winds Trilogy, The Buccaneers Trilogy, and For Whom the Stars Shine, a finalist for the prestigious Christy Award.
A story of faith, danger and romance, Tomorrow\'s Treasure is a masterpiece of historical suspense fiction.
Faced with a dangerous past and an uncertain future, Evy must draw upon her wits and her faith to pursue Tomorrow\'s Treasure.
Yet despite Rogan\'s seemingly rakish ways and the class differences that render a romance between them impossible, Evy finds herself drawn to the man who was once her childhood friend and now holds the keys to her heart.
Strangers come to Grimston Way for their own mysterious purposes, a stunned Evy finds that her own aunt and uncle may have concealed disturbing truths about her family, and the dashing Sir Rogan has his own reasons to seek the missing diamond.
Secrets abound, however, from the diamond mines of South Africa to the halls of her own beloved rectory.
But when Sir Rogan Chantry, the arrogant and handsome son of the local Squire, accuses Evy\'s mother of stealing the infamous Kimberly Black Diamond, Evy sets out to prove the rogue wrong and clear her mother\'s name.
Raised by her aunt and uncle at the rectory in the small English village of Grimston Way, lovely Evy Varley remembers little of her missionary parents and nothing of South Africa, the land where she was orphaned during the Zulu War of 1878
