Evelyn Grant has started to come to terms with the loss of her first love, Johnny, but the Grant family are overshadowed by the unwelcome reappearance of a figure from Jamie’s past and by the terrible stories of the war told by soldiers returning from the trenches.
Among those fighting for King and Country is Gillan Forbes, the son of the big house, on whose friendship Evelyn increasingly relies and who still hopes to win her love. But it is handsome Gordon Highlander, Davie Grainger, who captures Evelyn’s heart, sweeping her up in a whirlwind of passion that takes her to the heights of happiness and to the depths of despair . . . Davie is a dangerous man to love . . .
‘Christine Marion Fraser writes characters so real they almost leap out of the page…you would swear she must have grown up with them’ Sun
Among those fighting for King and Country is Gillan Forbes, the son of the big house, on whose friendship Evelyn increasingly relies and who still hopes to win her love. But it is handsome Gordon Highlander, Davie Grainger, who captures Evelyn’s heart, sweeping her up in a whirlwind of passion that takes her to the heights of happiness and to the depths of despair . . . Davie is a dangerous man to love . . .
‘Christine Marion Fraser writes characters so real they almost leap out of the page…you would swear she must have grown up with them’ Sun
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Praise for Christine Marion Fraser:
'Christine Marion Fraser weaves an intriguing story in which the characters are alive against a spellbinding background'
Christine Marion Fraser writes characters so real they almost leap out of the pages . . . you would swear she must have grown up with them
Fraser writes with a great depth of feeling and has the knack of making her characters come alive. She paints beautiful pictures of the countryside and their changing seasons
Full-blooded romance, a strong, authentic setting
An author who has won a huge audience for her warm, absorbing tales of ordinary folk