Rita Lee Chapman

The Poinciana Tree (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This story is set around the beautiful Poinciana tree, with its amazing red flowers.
Suzanne Matthews arrives home from work to find the kitchen in disarray and her daughter missing. After searching the house, her eyes turn towards the garden, drawn to the Poinciana tree. Underneath its canopy she sees her daughter, slumped against its trunk.
When the police are unable to identify Jennifer's killer, they turn their attention to her husband, Mark. Whilst trying to cope with her grief, she finds herself fighting to prove her husband's innocence, as her world is turned upside down. She is inspired by another woman, who went with her husband to the Sudan as medical volunteers for a charity organisation.
A tale of raw emotion, desperation and acceptance.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rita Lee Chapman
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Dezember 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463068359
• Artikelnr.: 72351349

Autorenporträt

Rita Lee Chapman was born in the UK and migrated to Australia in her early twenties. It was only when she retired to the Sunshine Coast in Queensland that she wrote her first novel "Missing in Egypt" Book 1 in the Anna Davies Mystery Series.

"This fulfilled a lifelong ambition for me. In primary school I wrote long stories but since then my writing had been restricted to business correspondence, press releases and letters home to my family!

Missing at Sea, is Book 2 in the Anna Davies Mystery Series and Book 3 is Missing in London.

Winston - A Horse's Tale is the story of an Australian horse, Winston, told by himself. It tells of his adventures and experiences as well as those of other horses he meets along life's way. It was the book I had to write and is for all horse lovers from teenagers upwards.

Dangerous Associations and The Poinciana Tree are crime mysteries."

For more information on Rita and her books visit her website at www.ritaleechapman.com