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  • av Rachel Walkley
    160,-

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    av Rae Shaw
    166,-

  • av Rachel Walkley
    139,-

  • av Walkley Rachel
    153,-

    "Beware of a man named Frederick and his offer of marriage."Rose’s granddaughters, Rebecca, Leia and Naomi, have never taken her prophecies seriously. But now that Rose is dead, and Naomi has a new man in her life, should they take heed of this mysterious warning?Naomi needs to master the art of performing. Rebecca rarely ventures out of her house. She's afraid of what she might see. As for Rebecca’s twin, everyone admires Leia’s giant brain, but now the genius is on the verge of a breakdown.Rebecca suspects Naomi’s new boyfriend is hiding something. She begs Leia, now living in the US, to investigate.Leia’s search takes her to a remote farm in Ohio on the trail of the truth behind a tragic death.Just who is Ethan? And what isn’t he telling Naomi?In a story full of drama and mystery, the sisters discover there is more that connects them than they realise, and that only together can they discover exactly what’s behind Rose’s prophecy.Can talent be a hindrance or a help, and what if it can't be controlled or made public? Rebecca has a secret gift that she shares only with her husband. Naomi is a musician who wants to perform but doesn't know what the audience actually wants from her, and genius Leia is lonely and desperate for meaningful companionship. What unites them is Rose, their grandmother, who has knowledge about each of their futures, but allows fate to take its course unhindered.Three Sisters. Three Gifts. One Prophecy.A book for lovers of uplifting tales of family relationships, the thrill of a mystery that keeps the pages turning and a little magic. 

  • av Rachel Walkley
    174,-

    A family saga mystery about a decaying house with secrets only women can discover and a tragedy that needs forgiveness and self-sacrifice to resolve.Twenty-eight year old Miriam moves into abandoned Heachley Hall and she plans to continue to work as an illustrator while renovating the property. She's the sole surviving heir to her great-aunt’s estate, however, great fortune comes with an unbreakable contract. To earn her inheritance, Miriam must live a year and a day in the decaying Heachley Hall.Located on the Norfolk coast in a fictional village near Hunstanton, the house is neglected and surrounded by woods draped in sea mist. With the help of a local handyman, Charles, she begins to transform the Victorian house and when she struggles with the scale of the renovations, she increasingly relies on him and ignores his peculiar habit of coming and going without explanation. Miriam is desperate to discover the truth behind Felicity’s terms. But, delving into Felicity and Heachley’s long past is going to turn Miriam’s view of the world upside down.After tracking down her aunt’s lost possessions, Miriam uncovers the consequences of a devastating fire, the plight of a selfish lover and the history of her own fragmented family.The book is in three parts and narrated from the perspective of two characters in the first person.Fans of family sagas will enjoy the historical aspect of the book, while readers of women’s fiction and authors such as Lucinda Riley, Kate Morton, Karen Swan and Lulu Taylor, will appreciate the independent spirit of Miriam. 

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