Death Be Not Proud - Dunn, C F
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It would be so easy just to stay there, submerged and warm where the world couldn't touch me and I wouldn't have to face tomorrow, or the next day, or the next. So easy. To let go. Painless. Quick. Following a vicious attack by a psychotic colleague, and reeling from the discovery that Matthew Lynes - the man she loves - is different, Professor Emma D'Eresby flees her college in Maine for her home town in England. There she comes to terms with a shattering revelation, and, just when she thinks she has the answers, faces her worst nightmare: "If I could say one thing ... Read this!" - Colin…mehr

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It would be so easy just to stay there, submerged and warm where the world couldn't touch me and I wouldn't have to face tomorrow, or the next day, or the next. So easy. To let go. Painless. Quick. Following a vicious attack by a psychotic colleague, and reeling from the discovery that Matthew Lynes - the man she loves - is different, Professor Emma D'Eresby flees her college in Maine for her home town in England. There she comes to terms with a shattering revelation, and, just when she thinks she has the answers, faces her worst nightmare: "If I could say one thing ... Read this!" - Colin Dexter "C.F Dunn continues the powerful love story between historical researcher Emma and the mysterious doctor Matthew. Dunn vividly evokes a range of characters and the tense and tender relationships between them." - Fay Sampson, author of The Hunted Hare C. F. Dunn runs a specialist dyslexia and autism school in South-East England. She is author of Mortal Fire.
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A natural born storyteller, Claire F. Dunn is the author of the award-winning Secret Of The Journal series. Studying medieval history at university, Claire followed a vocational route founding a specialist school dedicated to the needs of children with Dyslexia, Autism and related language difficulties. Returning to her academic roots to incorporate elements of history into her stories of romance, mystery and suspense, Claire began writing Mortal Fire - the first in The Secret Of The Journal series - in 2009, winning Gold in the ForeWord Book Of The Year Awards, 2012. She is currently working on a historical series set during the Wars of the Roses. Claire now writes full-time in the South-West surrounded by restless seas, ancient landscapes and wild, wide skies.