- Kenneth Ford
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About the Author
Ken Ford is an incurable romantic with his head in the clouds but his hands firmly on the keyboard. He has been a newspaperman, news agency correspondent, magazine writer and editor and a corporate ghostwriter. He has written more than five hundred speeches for the chief executives of several major corporations and an equal number of articles for leading business magazines. In retirement, he turned to novel-writing because he wants to see his own name on the store for a change. The father of two sons, he lives in Greenwich, Connecticut, with his wife, Joan, who is also a writer. - Books
- If Two Were One
FICTION | ROMANCE
When Anne met Charley, the last thing she wanted was a new romance, especially with an obviously crazy American who insisted there was a mystical bond between them. "Nonsense," said Ann. "There's no such thing as reincarnation." She tried to brush off Charley and get on with her work completing a research project necessary to receive her Ph.D. from Cambridge University in England. Charley was a distraction. When she got her degree and got a good job in genetics research, there would be time enough for romance. Yet Charley was tempting--handsome, athletic, intelligent, and genial. One date wouldn't hurt. She agreed to have dinner with him. Charley took her to a country inn adjacent to what had been a World War II American Air Force Base. On the wall she saw a faded photograph of an American fighter pilot lovingly entwined with a beautiful young English woman in the uniform of the Royal Air Force Auxiliary. The pilot looked exactly like Charley. Maybe Charley wasn't so crazy after all. Anne blurted out that the woman was her grandmother. Charley didn't know who his grandfather was, but the photo was evidence that the connection he felt with Anne was real.
- "If Two Were One" is the story of how Charley set about the wooing and winning of Anne. It concludes with a most unusual climax.
- $22.95 | ISBN-10: 1600020518
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