Woodland Daughter
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.32 (746 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1910282057 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 310 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Her interests include reading, genealogy, watching movies, spending time with family and eating chocolate--not always in that order! . About the Author Anne Brear was born in Australia to English parents. She has a love of history, of grand old English houses and a fascination of what might have happened beyond their walls. She has been a life-long reader and started writing in 1997 when her children were small
"More realistic than most" according to Kindle Customer. This was one of the sadist books I have ever read - had to stop reading several times because I was crying - What I thought would happen didn't and more realistic than most regencies - have kleenex nearby if you read it. I kept wishing for the typically "happy ever after" but the saga continued.
Torn and provoked, she strains to protect her family until a devastating accident leaves her alone and frightened. As the threat against her grows, Eden takes her precious daughters and flees from the only place she's called home, to live amongst masses in York. Eden must gather her strength and look into her heart to accept what the future offers. Her attempt to start anew is not so simple as the past haunts her, and the one man she thought lost to her so many years before, returns to claim what has always been his. When an enemy returns, her world is shattered and her secret exposed. A new century brings change to the carefully ordered world Eden Harris maintains, change that threatens all she holds dear. Can she find the happiness she longs for?. Despite years of devoted service to the Bradburys, t
Anne Brear was born in Australia to English parents. Her interests include reading, genealogy, watching movies, spending time with family and eating chocolate--not always in that order! . She has a love of history, of grand old English houses and a fascination of what might have happened beyond their walls. She h