Jenn J. McLeod

House of Wishes (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A story about the choices we make, the connections that matter, the secrets we keep, and the power of a wish.

FINALIST IN THE 2020 ROMANCE WRITERS OF AUSTRALIA BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARDS (THE RUBY)

Dandelion House, 1974

Two teenage girls-strangers-make a pact to keep a secret.

Calingarry Crossing, 2014

For forty years, Beth and her mum have been everything to each other, but Beth is blind-sided when her mother dies, and her last wish is to have her ashes spread in a small-town cemetery.

On the outskirts of Calingarry Crossing, when Beth comes across a place called Dandelion House Retreat, her first thought is how appealing the name sounds. With her stage career waning, and struggling to see a future without her mum, her marriage, and her child, she hopes it's a place where she can begin to heal.

After meeting Tom, a local cattleman, Beth is intrigued by his stories of the cursed, century-old river house and its reclusive owner, Gypsy. The more Beth learns, however, the more she questions her mother's wishes.

When meeting Beth leads Tom to uncover a disturbing connection to the old house, he must decide if the truth will help a grieving daughter or hurt her more.

Should Dandelion House keep its last, long-held secret?

From the author of HOUSE FOR ALL SEASONS . . .

"A painful exploration of estrangement, loss, truth, redemption and the power of wishes." The West Australian

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Wild Myrtle Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. November 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780648570813
• Artikelnr.: 57923863

Autorenporträt

Five times published (with Simon & Schuster and the UK's Head of Zeus) Jenn's first book, House for all Seasons, was the #5 best-selling debut fiction novel in 2013.

Two years later she downsized her life, packed everything she owned into a purple and white caravan she calls Myrtle the Turtle, and is now Australia's nomadic novelist.

She says she's planning to do "several big laps of Oz very slowly", ticking things off her bucket list along the way, and finding inspiration for more heart-warming tales of friendship and family — contemporary stories with a backdrop of country life.