Benita Brown

A Safe Harbour (eBook, ePUB)

A passionate and evocative saga of love and loss

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

As she loses those she loves, happiness seems beyond her grasp...

Benita Brown weaves a captivating saga in A Safe Harbour - the story of a young woman discovering love in the unlikeliest of places. Perfect for fans of Rita Bradshaw and Annie Murray.

'Breathe in deeply and you could almost be there' - Northern Echo

Cullercoats Bay, 1895. Titian-haired Kate Lawson is eighteen when the sea claims her beloved and leaves her with a broken heart - and a shameful secret. Banished from home by her violent father, Kate relies on the kindness of her aunt, until she too is cruelly taken from her.

When Kate meets Richard Adamson, the owner of a fleet of steam trawlers, she knows she should despise the man who's stealing the livelihood of hardworking fisherfolk - yet she finds herself falling in love with him. Has Kate found her safe harbour at last, or will the sins of the past destroy her chance for happiness?

What readers are saying about A Safe Harbour:

'For anyone who enjoys a Catherine Cookson novel this book is an absolute must. I have read all of Benita Brown's novels and find her style of writing engaging with good plots and characters'

'If you like books with a bit of a twist Benita Brown is your author, she writes with love, historical knowledge, intrigue and murder'

'One of those books you wish would never end'

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Headline
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Dezember 2010
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780755383375
• Artikelnr.: 39210737

Autorenporträt

Benita Brown was born and brought up in Newcastle by her English mother, the youngest of thirteen children, and her Indian father, who came to Newcastle to study medicine and fell in love with the place and the people. After meeting her husband while she was at drama school in London, Benita returned to her home town and worked as a teacher and broadcaster before becoming a full-time writer, publishing many much-loved novels. Sadly, Counting the Days was Benita's last book, as she passed away in April 2014 following a sudden illness. She will be greatly missed.