The Sower Went Forth & The Fruitful Vine

Audrey  Willsher

oprawa miękka

stan dobry

wyd.2000

281 str.

"The Sower Went Forth"

Emily, now with a career, is married to Rory and living in London, but theirs is a tempestuous mariage, with the old attraction between Adam and Emily still simmering in the background.

Adam himself is in love with Emily, but has fathered twins with the scheming Hattie in Leicester. When Jen dies, leaving Rachel unable to run her business without Emily`s help, the future course of events seems inevitable...

"The Fruitul Vine"

After nine years in America, Adam has come home, bringing with him a new life, Isabelle, and his mother`s initial surprise turns to joy as she realizes she will be spared her worst fear: the unsuitable Emily as a daughter-in-law.

Adam`s half-sister Olivia, now Lady Collins, is mistress of a splendid house in Derbyshire , and when, during a weekend at Linfield Hall, Isabelle meets the wealthy Sir Austin Beauchamp, it seems that she`s found a new prey, undeterred by the fact that she is married.

Meanwhile, Emily copes with Adam`s betrayal by linging herself into various causes, including the Chartist Movement, where she meets radical Irishman Rory Aherne, who is determined to make her his mistress. But when Adam comes back into her life they are both aware that the old attraction is far from dead...