From the author of HARVEST MOON, a novel which tells the story of three young people from Wales and England whose fates are bound together in strange and unfathomable ways.
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Dot, Hywel and Huw?s fates are bound together in strange, unfathomable ways. But when tragedy strikes, Huw?s vision unites them and saves the day.
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About the Author
Judith Saxton was born and brought up in Norfolk, and now lives in North Wales with her husband, family and several cats, dogs and horses. She has had over fifty books published, and writes under several different names.
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Predictible and an interesting printing error....,
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This is a fairly standard romance set in the "romantic" coal fields of Northern Wales. The 3 main characters are linked either by blood common passion, and this should make for a more interesting story, but alas, it is entirely predictible.What is of interest is that in my copy, Dot's father has a mistress called Edie, and thus she is called for at least two thirds of the book, when she is suddenly referred to as Blanche. I had to re-read a few pages to ensure that she was indeed one and the same character. Poor editing perhaps? Either way, it doesn't make the book any more interesting. It is certainly an entertaining enough read for lovers of the genre, but if you're looking for a far more spectacular book on the life and times of the hardy and brave men who worked the mines, and the women who loved them, try "How Green Was My Valley" by Richard Llewellyn.
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