The Gamekeeper's Wife - Flynn, Clare
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A gripping story of love, duty, sacrifice and determination in the aftermath of the First World War. Martha Walters is the widow of an abusive man. Martha has nothing and is about to lose her home. Christopher Shipley is the reluctant heir to a substantial family fortune. He has more money than he needs or wants, and responsibilities he cannot shirk. They were never meant to fall in love, but sometimes the wrong person is the right one, until a terrible secret is revealed, which could force them apart. From an English country house to the jungles of Borneo, The Gamekeeper's Wife, is sure to keep you up reading all night.…mehr

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A gripping story of love, duty, sacrifice and determination in the aftermath of the First World War. Martha Walters is the widow of an abusive man. Martha has nothing and is about to lose her home. Christopher Shipley is the reluctant heir to a substantial family fortune. He has more money than he needs or wants, and responsibilities he cannot shirk. They were never meant to fall in love, but sometimes the wrong person is the right one, until a terrible secret is revealed, which could force them apart. From an English country house to the jungles of Borneo, The Gamekeeper's Wife, is sure to keep you up reading all night.
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Autorenporträt
Historical novelist Clare Flynn is a former global marketing director and strategy consultant. She now lives in Eastbourne on the south coast of England and most of her time these days is spent writing her novels - when she's not gazing out of her windows at the sea.The author of fifteen novels and a short story collection, her books deal with displacement - her characters are wrenched away from their comfortable existences and forced to face new challenges - often in outposts of an empire which largely disappeared after WW2.