Forgotten Faces - Softcover

Johnson, Jeannie

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0752881337 ISBN 13: 9780752881331

Verlag: Orion, 2007

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Reseña del editor:

'Tom walked through the darkness towards a house where climbing plants had run riot over a wrought-iron veranda ¿ This was where Blanche had grown up. One day I will bring my son here, he thought. And we will be happy. We will all be happy.'

Captain Tom Strong has married a woman he does not love. Horatia, his cousin by adoption, is now a powerful entrepreneur through her inheritance of a vast family fortune. But his respect for her is eclipsed by his enduring desire for Blanche, Horatia's half-sister.

The Strongs' business empire, founded in Barbados, has been built on the sugar trade. But Brunel's Britain is marching towards an imperial, industrial age and the city's traditional sugar custom is dissolving. Will their business empire survive the mechanical revolution or will the family find themselves struggling to survive? The world is moving on and the Strongs must move with it - or perish.

Tom, Horatia and Blanche are linked by a powerful emotional triangle that will see all three torn between past and present. Although each attempts to put aside old feelings, some faces cannot be forgotten and some memories are too potent to fade. Tom must choose between the old life he loves and the new one that promises danger and passion in equal measure¿

From the author of Like an Evening Gone and Just Before Dawn comes the final volume in this captivating trilogy, a vibrant tale of explosive secrets, ruthless ambition and enduring love.

Biografía del autor:

Jeannie Johnson was born and brought up in South Bristol and has worked in law, the probation service, tourism and as a supporting actress in CASUALTY and HOLBY CITY. She recently won the BBC New Writers Initiative at Radio Bristol for a script entitled 'Second Time Around'. She is married with one daughter and lives in the Wye Valley with her husband.

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• Verlag: Orion
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2007
• ISBN 10: 0752881337
• ISBN 13: 9780752881331
• Einband: Paperback
• Anzahl der Seiten: 256