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Abstract: Pertains to the adventures of Elaine Fairley and Mary Holwood as they travel to Banff, AB. The fiction book tells the story of Elaine Fairley and Mary Holwood, two young women searching for a new beginning in Banff. Despite wanting a job, the women were searching for more. Mary, enchanted by the mountains, was hoping to sketch, while Elaine was hoping to share her passion for singing. The book takes an unexpected turn towards romance as two men from back home, George Bedlow and Wayne Chisholm, continue to appear during Elaine and Mary’s adventures. Not long after, the natural romances between the couples bloom. The author, Helen Reynolds, captivates the reader using a combination of romance and humor.

Contents: One: Away to the mountians (pg. 3); Two: The pup tent (pg. 18); Three: We earn our pay (pg. 32); Four: Art school evening (pg. 44); Five: Claude Vincent (pg. 57); Six: The blue dress (pg. 69); Seven: The phony (pg. 82); Eight: Mount Rundle (pg. 95); Nine: Talent scout (pg. 108); Ten: Wayne's Star Rises (pg. 119); Eleven: The picnic (pg. 131); Twelve: We climb (pg. 142); Thirteen: The red canoe (pg. 154); Fourteen: Vera's favor (pg. 166); Fifteen: Up Mount Rundle (pg. 178); Sixteen: The rescue (pg. 191); Seventeen: Romance (pg. 204)

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