Gayle Wyatt

Love Comes at a Cost (The Westcott Girls, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A husband lost at Dunkirk, the vocation to make glorious music and a second chance at love

It's 1944. Widowed and grieving for her dead husband, Madeline Hanson has abandoned her career as a concert pianist. But while touring RAF bases with a troupe of entertainers, she discovers a beautiful grand piano concealed in a dark corner.

What secrets does it hold? It speaks to her of passion, music, love and of tragedy. And it is intimately linked to injured RAF pilot, Ben Hilton.

As the mystery unfolds, music reaches out to her again. Could life hold the promise of love and musical fulfilment for a second time?

But shadows are reaching out from the past. As Madeline picks up the threads of her performing career, the noose is tightening. The trap is set.

The man she has learned to love is the bait…

Love comes at a cost. Is it one she is willing to pay?

If you would like to find out what happens, why don't you order your copy today?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Gayle Wyatt
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. Oktober 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201512798
• Artikelnr.: 62848837

Autorenporträt

Like many authors, I'm a compulsive writer. I started telling and scribbling bedtime stories at a really early age. By the time I was twelve years old, I had begun constructing plots for my first novel. I've been writing ever since.

It's only now, though, many years and several careers later, that I'm turning seriously to fiction writing. My plan is to bring several historical series to print over the next few years.

Life has had a habit of getting in the way of my literary aspirations, and I don't think that has been a bad thing. I have done so much and learned so much. My first career was as a Physiological Measurement Technician working in the Health Service in the UK, and then moving Bahrain for three years where I worked at the Salmanaya Medical Centre.

The second phase of my life was as a mother bringing up two beautiful sons, but when I decided it was time to return to work, I had the most amazing stroke of pure luck. While temping for a few weeks at a publishing company, I was able to put my writing and editing skills to good use, and I was offered a job as an assistant editor.

It was a dream come true and was the first step in a satisfying career! I eventually become magazine editor, a highly stressful job working to immutable deadlines, directing the editorial content, overseeing the quality of the magazine, managing a portfolio of writers and of course writing a vast number of articles and news items.

After 20 years in that challenging role, moving from magazine to magazine, I decided to go independent, to spread my wings and perhaps de-stress a bit. I became a freelance writer and branched out to manage the marketing for my musician son. This inevitably led to marketing and web development for other budding and established musicians.

And is there time left in the day for writing? Oh yes. And I'm loving it.