The Village Green Affair

The Village Green Affair

by RebeccaShaw (Author)

Synopsis

A mysterious visitor has arrived in Turnham Malpas. What can Titus Bellamy want? Is it true, the villagers ask each other, that he has discovered a medieval charter which grants the right to hold a market on their picturesque village green? And if it is true, can he be stopped? It appears not. Meanwhile, after twenty-five years, the marriage of Liz and Neville Neal, the ambitious local accountant, is on the rocks. Or so the unhappy Liz thinks. But Neville, to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary, has decided to throw a lavish party. The anniversary party and the market on the green mark both the beginning and end of two quite different relationships. But is it really all the fault of Titus Bellamy? The village is divided - before a spate of burglaries on market day adds fuel to the hot debate. Feisty Grandmama Charter-Plackett decides to do something about it, and becomes both a militant protestor and England's oldest private detective...The ancient village green has been at the centre of Turnham Malpas life for many lively centuries. But the events of this short passionate summer are a match for anything it has witnessed before.Rebecca Shaw brings the warmth, humour and drama that enliven all these village books in this, the thirteenth of her bestselling Turnham Malpas series.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 242
Edition: BCA Edition
Publisher: Orion
Published: 06 Mar 2008

ISBN 10: 0752885197
ISBN 13: 9780752885193
Book Overview: Rebecca Shaw novels regularly appear on the Sunday Times bestseller lists Rebecca Shaw titles sell around 15,000 in hardback and 70,000+ in mass market paperback Rebecca Shaw has strong support from WHSmiths, Ottakers and supermarkets Rebecca Shaw is a BCA main selection author

Media Reviews
'Rebecca Shaw brings the humour and drama that enliven all her village books' BOLTON NEWS 'What I love about the village series is that this is no idealised version of village life.' NEWS LETTER 'Rebecca Shaw fans will not be disappointed by the depth and warmth of the writing in this 13th novel.' COVENTRY EVENING TELEGRAPH
Author Bio
Educated at a co-educational Quaker boarding school Rebecca Shaw went on to qualify as a teacher of deaf children. After her marriage, she spent the ensuing years enjoying bringing up her family. The departure of the last of her four children to university gave her the time to write the many novels which have gained her a legion of loyal fans. She lives in Dorset.