The Green Ribbons (The Separation Series) - Softcover

Flynn, Clare

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0993332420 ISBN 13: 9780993332425

Publisher: Cranbrook Press, 2016

Synopsis

"Two men will love you. Both will pay the price for it"

Hephzibah Wildman’s life is dramatically changed when her parents die in a tragic accident. Homeless and penniless, she must now face the challenge of finding her way alone in the world.

Working as a governess in a country house, Ingleton Hall, Hephzibah begins to rebuild her life. Drawn to the handsome and elusive Thomas Egdon, she must avoid the unwanted attentions of his father, her employer Sir Richard, the squire of Ingelton Hall.

Who is the mysterious woman who steals the green velvet ribbons from Hephzibah’s bedroom in the middle of the night and what is the secret Thomas Egdon is concealing from her?

An impulsive decision by Hephzibah unleashes a chain of events that lead to dangerous consequences.

From the author of A Greater World and The Chalky Sea, a classic late Victorian/Edwardian tale of love, desire, revenge and hope.

About this title

About the Author:

Clare Flynn writes historical fiction with a strong sense of time and place and compelling characters. Her books often deal with characters who are displaced - forced out of their comfortable lives and familiar surroundings. She is a graduate of Manchester University where she read English Language and Literature. After a career in international marketing, working on brands from nappies to tinned tuna and living in Paris, Milan, Brussels and Sydney, she ran her own consulting business for 15 years and now lives in Eastbourne where she writes full-time – and can look out of her window and see the sea. When not writing and reading, Clare loves to paint with watercolours and grabs any available opportunity to travel - sometimes under the guise of research.

Review:

"Ms Flynn moves the story along at a good pace with many twists and turns. Hephzibah's impetuosity drives a plot full of fear, shame and passion in an English setting - reminiscent of Jane Eyre." (Historical Novel Society)

"The story is gritty and realistic and captured me within the first ten minutes and kept its hold throughout." The Review 2014

About this edition

• Publisher: Cranbrook Press
• Publication date: 2016
• ISBN 10: 0993332420
• ISBN 13: 9780993332425
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 294