Blue Slipper Bay

Blue Slipper Bay

by WendyK.Harris (Author)

Synopsis

'My advice is to gather together every shred of self-worth that you can summon, plus all your memories that make you feel good. Hold onto them like mad and fashion a new life for yourself doing what you want.' She tapped Sophie's arm again. 'Ditch the rest; it's not worth the headspace. And don't try to see too far into the future either. Do what's right for you now.' Sophie, bereft after the loss of her mother and her husband's betrayal, walks out of her demanding profession and her home seeking refuge with her friend, Jill, on the Isle of Wight. She doesn't suspect that she is about to be drawn into another crisis. Jill, a psychologist, is as obsessive and compulsive as the clients she treats and has her own complex reasons for persuading Sophie to stay. Over the cliffs at Blue Slipper Bay, Nick lives in a beach hut, challenged by the sea. A seeker of truth, walled in by his own guilt and grief, he finds solace in resurrecting the forgotten gardens of Wraith Cove Hotel. Sophie, Jill and Nick all need to make peace with their past before they can risk taking a second chance with the future. This is a deeply moving story about the risk, doubt and numbing fear in taking a second chance in life.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 342
Edition: First Edition
Publisher: Transita
Published: 15 Jun 2007

ISBN 10: 1905175337
ISBN 13: 9781905175338

Media Reviews
'I couldn't stop reading. Everything around me just disappeared, and amazed I thought: This is the best book I've read for a very, very long time - maybe one of the best books EVER.' Sara Hemmel fiction editor, Hemmets Journal, one of Swedens biggest weekly family magazines 'a profoundly moving book... intriguing and evocative.' Jean Morris, Editor of The Woman Writer
Author Bio
Wendy Harris was born in Surrey in an air raid shelter during a doodle-bug attack. The youngest of four sisters, she began writing just to get a word in edgeways! Her writing of short stories and poetry has been interwoven with working as a nurse, homoeopath, counsellor, interfaith minister and sharing the upbringing of five children. A change of life moved her and her husband eventually to the Isle of Wight. Here she was inspired by tumbling cliffs and precarious cottages to write The Sorrow of Sisters which has been translated into German, Dutch and Norwegian. She is now working on her third Undercliff novel Rocken Edge. www.wendykharris.com.