The Water is Wide

The Water is Wide

by JuliaBryant (Author)

Synopsis

Beautiful Fidelis McCauley instantly falls for handsome Lieutenant Daniel Herrick when he rescues her hat from blowing away during the triumphant celebrations marking the return of his ship. Fidelis is determined to escape her treadmill existence and her chance meeting with Daniel seems to open new doors for her. But loving Daniel is risky - his father, a marine colonel, will disown his son if he finds out about his secret affair with a servant girl. And will Daniel, who has grown accustomed to his privileged background, be willing give up everything for the one he loves? Meanwhile Fidelis has already promised her hand to a childhood friend Harry, drifting into the engagement to please his family whose house was a second home while she was growing up. But Harry is far away in India with the Royal Marines...

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 400
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton Ltd
Published: 14 Mar 2005

ISBN 10: 0340819634
ISBN 13: 9780340819630

Media Reviews
'Captures the indomitable spirit of Portsmouth at the end of the 1930s ! There's never a dull moment in Bryant's Portsea sagas -- love, laughter and tears.' -- Lancashire Evening Post on The Spirit of 'This energetic saga has an unusual and courageous heroine ... charmingly written and the well thought out plot ... a refreshing change.' -- Historical Novels Review on The Restless 'A vividly told and heartwarming saga.' -- Coventry Evening Telegraph on Bourne on 'Julia Bryant creates a vivid picture of Portsmouth in the final years and aftermath of the Great War of 1914-1918, weaving it into a story that pulses with the warm blood of humanity.' -- Rhona Martin on Waiting for the Tide
Author Bio
Julia Bryant was born in Portsmouth: her step-father and husband both served in the Navy. She trained as a nurse, then after her three children grew up, earned an honours B.A. in English and history. She and her husband now live in Portsmouth once more.