Author of Beautiful Sadness, a novel set in Prince Edward Island

I can almost feel the sun, and the peace, from this pic that I took, earlier this month, of the waves of the Northumberland Strait.

Step into an enchanting place and time in beautiful Prince Edward Island, Canada. Even non-readers love these books and can't put them down. But be sure to read Beautiful Sadness first. To read is to love. Thank you!

Here, during the heat wave in beautiful Prince Edward Island, I have been enjoying blissful sunset beach walks. Is this an angel's wing above the setting sun? Have you checked out my novels: Beautiful Sadness, and Place of Miracles? They both feature angels unawares, and romantic beach walks 👩‍❤️‍👨 😇

There's a scene in my new novel that has some readers stopping everything to get out their flour, shortening, and rolling pins. :)

There's a scene in my new novel Place of Miracles that has some readers stopping everything to get out their flour, shortening, and rolling pins. :)

Here are some of the things readers are saying about Place of Miracles (published by Acorn Press): "What an intriguing novel...so entertaining and such a relaxing and joyful read...deeply interesting with many different turns...", "Loved it...thanks for sharing the great way of life in PEI..."

It's my new novel and it has just received its first review on goodreads.com 5 Stars, and I am her "favourite author"! My novels are also turning non-readers into readers! I am so grateful for the love. ❤️

Launching my new novel Place of Miracles, set in beautiful Prince Edward Island, Canada. It, along with Beautiful Sadness, are available at Indigo stores and on amazon. If you love Jan Karon, L. M. Montgomery, Janette Oke, Maeve Binchy...these are for you!

Join us to celebrate the release of Linda Stewart’s new novel Place of Miracles!

Date: Sunday, June 8th
Time: 2 - 4pm
Location: Plough the Waves Hall, Wood Islands Welcome Centre
13056 Shore Road, Wood Islands, PE
@lindajstewart.bsky.social #readatlantic #acornpress

Yes!!

I played violin, this evening, for the Women's Institute District Annual Convention. It was fun rehearsing in the afternoon with my guitar accompanist and nice to get dressed up a little bit for our gig. I got to wear some Christmas gifts. :) It was an honour to be invited to provide the music.

Our little munchkin. That little face. Barney.

How grateful I am for the master luthier who found and fixed a variety of issues with these two. Such craftsmen are few and far between. My "Crowe" violin and my Maggini copy violin are now looking and sounding their best. The lesson learned is: Only take your precious instruments to a professional.

This is so simple, yet profound.

You can find this beauty on goodreads.com,
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The book, TURK, stands upright and on a piece of wood with a brick wall background.

Support Canadian authors and publishers by simply reading their books. Like this one of ours…

TURK: One of the NHL's Great Coaches: From Summerside to Madison Square Garden by Fred Macdonald with Glenna Jenkins

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My novel has been on more vacations than I have.

My favourite pie to bake: Raspberry Pear. I was surprised and honoured to be featured in a knitting documentary: Threading the Needle, and I served the pie to two film makers and a sound guy. It was a hit.

A favourite pic of two of my favourite things: my sweet, rascally tuxedo boy, Barney, and fresh flowers to brighten a winter day.

A summer memory, early evening at Northumberland Park/Pantings Shore.