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After the death of her brother [[Harry Pond|Harry]], [[Eden Pond]] feels she can no longer remain in the home they shared growing up. Though a difficult choice, she moves to Portland | After the death of her brother [[Harry Pond|Harry]], [[Eden Pond]] feels she can no longer remain in the home they shared growing up. Though a difficult choice, she moves from the Oregon Coast to Portland, where she goes to work at the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oregon_Shipbuilding_Corporation Kaiser Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation's shipyard] in northwest Portland. All she wants to do is her part is supporting the war effort while earning her own way. Too soon, however, she finds herself caught up in labor and political intrigue, sabotage, and murder. | ||
'''Chronology'''<br /> | |||
The [[Eden Pond Chronology|events]] of the novel take place in December 1942 through February 1943. ''Murder at the Shipyard'' follows [[Tillamook Guerillas]] and precedes [[Women's Air Service]]. | The [[Eden Pond Chronology|events]] of the novel take place in December 1942 through February 1943. ''Murder at the Shipyard'' follows [[Tillamook Guerillas]] and precedes [[Women's Air Service]]. | ||
Revision as of 15:01, 31 January 2020
Murder at the Shipyard (working title) is the second conceived book in the Eden Pond Series.
Overview
After the death of her brother Harry, Eden Pond feels she can no longer remain in the home they shared growing up. Though a difficult choice, she moves from the Oregon Coast to Portland, where she goes to work at the Kaiser Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation's shipyard in northwest Portland. All she wants to do is her part is supporting the war effort while earning her own way. Too soon, however, she finds herself caught up in labor and political intrigue, sabotage, and murder.
Chronology
The events of the novel take place in December 1942 through February 1943. Murder at the Shipyard follows Tillamook Guerillas and precedes Women's Air Service.