The runaway wife
First Gallery Books trade paperback edition.
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Word Count
102,500 words, Guess
Page Count
410 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiverunawaywife0000cole
- Internet Archiverunawaywife0000cole_o9r9
- ISBN-101476725233
- ISBN-139781476725239
- Library of Congress Control Number2013009696
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number875243592
- Better World Books9781476725239
- Open LibraryOL31133134M
Classifications
- DDC823/.92
- LCCPR6103.O4426 R86 2013
- LCCPR6103.O4426R86 2013
Description
First you lose your way. Then you find yourself. When Rose Pritchard flees her abusive husband in the middle of the night, there's only one place she can think of going. Millthwaite is a remote village deep in the Lake District, hundreds of miles from her unhappy home. It's also Rose's only link to Frasier McCleod. They met just once, long ago, but his kindness sparked a connection that has sustained her ever since. Rose checks in to a local B&B with her young daughter, earning the scrutiny of the nosy landlady and the attention of her charming musician son. After the tumult of Rose's marriage, the beauty of the surrounding countryside restores her hope. Here she will seize a chance to reconnect with her estranged father, to watch her anxious daughter grow in confidence, and to discover whether she's been chasing a foolish fantasy in loving a man she hardly knows or following her heart's call.
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