Fields of Contention - Carson, Catherine
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After falling out with his father and leaving the family business, Marcus Barnaby bought Hill Top Farm with the intention of building up a herd of pedigree Hereford cattle which would be much sought after for their breeding potential. His neighbour Charles Trenchard had two fields for sale and when Marcus approached him, he was presented with an ultimatum - marry the man's daughter within a six month period and he would give him the fields - or no deal. Bethan Trenchard had no idea about her father's plan and fell totally under the charismatic spell of the tall handsome man who seemed to be…mehr

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After falling out with his father and leaving the family business, Marcus Barnaby bought Hill Top Farm with the intention of building up a herd of pedigree Hereford cattle which would be much sought after for their breeding potential. His neighbour Charles Trenchard had two fields for sale and when Marcus approached him, he was presented with an ultimatum - marry the man's daughter within a six month period and he would give him the fields - or no deal. Bethan Trenchard had no idea about her father's plan and fell totally under the charismatic spell of the tall handsome man who seemed to be oblivious to her shy nature and plain looks.....Until they returned from their honeymoon and the truth brought her world crashing down around her
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Catherine Carson studied poetry at James Madison University, but her love affair with poetry began at the age of fifteen. With heroes like Sylvia Plath, Joy Harjo, and Mary Oliver, Catherine writes in a confessional free-verse style. Her award-winning work-which delves into topics such as mental illness, her experiences as a woman, relationships and friendships, and the trials of youth-has been published in "Dreamers Creative Writing" Magazine. Catherine now pursues poetry as a profession, writing both formally in workshops as well as in her spare time. She regards writing poetry as both a need and a want, and will continue to publish more work.