St. Margaret's Authors Publish Novels Set in Rural SK and 1920's England

St. Margaret's, Edmonton authors, the Rev. Tim Chesterton and Norma Gutteridge, recently published paperback novels on Amazon.

Chesterton's books, The Road to Meadowvale and Seasons in Meadowvale, tell the backstory of A Time to Mend, Chesterton’s first published novel. The Meadowvale series unfolds in small-town Saskatchewan in the mid-1980s. The story of the marriage of Tom and Kelly Masefield explores themes of communication, reconciliation, compassion and belonging. You can read a free preview of The Road to Meadowvale on Tim's website or read more about the author on Amazon. To purchase a book in Edmonton, email Tim at stmrector@gmail.com.

Parishioner Norma Gutteridge, retired University of Alberta Press publisher and co-founder, has set her novels, All Change and A World Remade, in a rural Suffolk village in 1920's England. She explores the interactions between peasant farmers and servants, English aristocracy and rural clergy. Norma also has a limited supply of her books available for pick-up in Edmonton. Send her an email to reserve your copy.

Watch upcoming issues of The Messenger for feature stories on authors Tim Chesterton and Norma Gutteridge.