by Anita Burgh (Author)
The casual society and relationships of 1940s Britain suit the wilful Juniper. Spoilt as a child in New England, emotionally crippled by marriage and motherhood, Juniper continues her frenetic search for distraction and love. Once again, she betrays her friendship with Polly Frobisher, and threatens the fragile contentment of her remarkable grandmother Alice Tregowan. Through it all, Gwenfer, the magnificent granite house at the end of the Atlantic, endures, exerting its implacable hold on those who love and covet it, as Juniper is launched into a helter-skelter of passion and betrayal which is dangerous not only to lovers and family, but to herself.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 550
Edition: New Ed
Publisher: Orion
Published: 05 Jul 2001
ISBN 10: 0752837591
ISBN 13: 9780752837598
Book Overview: The final novel in a superb Cornish trilogy - Anita Burgh is a terrifically gifted storyteller A sure-fire winner - certain to attract even more fans to Anita Burgh's already wide readership Published alongside the second novel in the series, The Golden Butterfly Anita Burgh has sold over 300,000 copies in Orion paperback The critics on Anita Burgh: 'A blockbuster ... an excellent reading experience' Literary Review 'Anita Burgh has the storyteller's gift' Daily Express