Susan Leona Fisher

The Year I Found Great Aunt Alice (Love-in-War, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Nadine Crichton is a glamorous thirty-something woman of the eighties, running a successful business with her friend Pat. But is it enough? Orphaned as a young adult, she longs to have a family to belong to. She's not the sort to act on a whim, but as 1987 gets underway and heralds a whole series of disasters from the Zeebrugge ferry sinking to the King's Cross fire, that's just what she does. Surely this look-alike woman from years ago must be a relative. Her search leads her first to a small English village, where she finds unexpected complications in the person of local farmer Josh Reynolds. She's not looking for another failure at love, and he's clearly not interested, or so she thinks. Her discovery of a link to Alice brings unwelcome publicity about her past, but spurs Nadine on to visit France and Switzerland to reveal the full story of her great aunt's courage and uncover secrets that go back to both world wars. As she comes to know and understand this lost relative she gains a new perspective on her own losses and re-examines her priorities.

If you enjoy a carefully crafted story, with well-researched, authentic historical settings, a strong romantic interest, a bit of mystery and a happy ending, then you'll like this novel.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Susan Fisher
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Dezember 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201250584
• Artikelnr.: 63225003

Autorenporträt

Susan Leona Fisher began writing fiction on her retirement, having been a technical/academic writer in her former working life. She was born in London and now lives in the Yorkshire Dales, having lived in various places in between, due to her clergyman husband's various postings. Her route to publication was via the New Writers' Scheme run by the Romantic Novelists' Association, of which she is a member. She has written 20 historical romances in settings ranging from the ever-popular Regency period to the Second World War. One of them, A Master of Litigation, made the final for historical romance in the Romantic Novel Awards 2018. She has also written several contemporary romances and one non-fiction biography.