Warwyck's Wife

Literature & Fiction

Rosalind. Laker

Genre Fiction

PANMACMILLAN DOT COM

The Warwycks of Easthampton

Pan.

One Child / Banners of Silk / The Gentle Jungle / Reflex (Reader's Digest Condensed Books, Vol. 2: 1981)

torey-l-hayden

TONI RINGO HELFER

Dick. Francis

Reader's Digest Association

The Frenchwoman (Troubadour Books)

Barbara Paul

Barbara Øvstedal

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Macdonald & J

<p>The first novel in a captivating romantic trilogy Trapped by a moment's generosity, Daniel Warwyck was the highest bidder when Kate Farringdon was sold at auction by her rough farmer husband. Seeing only that she was comfortably lodged, Daniel returned to his own ambitions - to become the prize-fighting champion of England and to build the village of Easthampton into the fashionable seaside resort to rival Brighton. Kate soon becomes far from indifferent towards her handsome protector. But just as it seemed their marriage might become a reality, Daniel fell under the fatal attraction of beautiful, red-haired Claudine...</p>

Warwyck's Woman

doubleday& co.

The Silver Touch

Contemporary

METHUEN

Silver Touch

Mandarin

Chronicles a young woman's rise to the top of the fashion world of nineteenth-century France and England and portrays life in a period couture house

Banners of Silk

In the summer of 1737, a young apprentice carpenter at Nostell Priory in Yorkshire lovingly creates an invalid chair for a convalescent visitor.    But although the tender love born between the humble carpenter, Thomas Chippendale, and the young noblewoman, Isabella Woodleigh, can never be openly declared, their lives are destined to remain intricately and intimately linked.   Thomas’s career will be remarkable, his destiny to be the most renowned of English cabinet-makers. From a background of poverty, with low prospects, he works tirelessly to perfect his craft and his life is transformed. Yet the memory of Isabella, her absence and what might have been, continues to haunt him.   Isabella, romantic and gentle, will suffer a crueller fate in her search for love and fulfilment. Great misfortune comes her way when she is forced to make amends for the actions of her cruel sister Sarah and their ruthless mother.   When Sarah learns she is to be married to a wealthy older man, undesirable in every aspect apart from his money, she pursues a flirtation with Thomas to ensure the marriage is called off.   Deeply wounded and desperate to ensure the safety of her family, Isabella resorts to drastic measures. The life that awaits her becomes a nightmare and it is only until her new home is visited by death that she escapes. Despite their wildly different courses in life, the unbreakable bond forged that summer between Isabella and Thomas will always hold them close...    Gilded Splendour is a powerful story of love, loyalty and destiny, from best-selling romantic novelist Rosalind Laker. Rosalind Laker is a best-selling novelist that has been published all over the world, with her works translated into twenty languages. The author of over forty historical novels, her first work was published in 1970; Warwyck’s Wife is the first of her acclaimed Easthampton trilogy and is followed by Claudine’s Daughter and The Warwycks of Easthampton. She is also the author of Banners of Silk, Tree of Gold, The Silver Touch and To Dance With Kings . She lives with her Norwegian husband in Sussex.    Endeavour Press is the UK's leading independent digital publisher. For more information on our titles please sign up to our newsletter at www.endeavourpress.com. Each week you will receive updates on free and discounted ebooks. Follow us on Twitter: @EndeavourPress and on Facebook via http://on.fb.me/1HweQV7. We are always interested in hearing from our readers. Endeavour Press believes that the future is now.

Gilded Splendour

DOUBLEDAY COMPANY

London, 1890 It is the last decade of the nineteenth century – a time of opulence, decadence, and, above all, style. Art Nouveau is the latest fashion and it arouses a passionate response from Irene Lindsay, daughter of a famous Bond Street jeweller. A trainee jeweller herself, and very much a ‘modern’ woman, she soon finds herself at odds with her traditional father. She knows that she must break away from him and his past, to explore a free, brilliant and loving life of her own… Her traineeship grants her a welcome taste of freedom outside the confinements of her family home and, encouraged by her stepmother Sofia, Irene is able to start honing her talents into beautiful gem stone work. Whilst her mental and physical energies are fully concentrated on progressing in her craft, affairs of the heart also battle for centre stage, threatening to topple everything that she has worked so hard for. Can Irene be truly successful in both her professional and private life? Or will she be forced to choose between her head and her heart? Best-selling author Rosalind Laker’s unforgettable romance moves from London to Paris and the splendours of Monte Carlo, as we follow one woman’s search for her true fulfilment. Praise for Rosalind Laker ‘Dazzling and glamorous…a compelling heroine, a sweeping plot…sure to please fans of a woman of substance’ – Publishers Weekly ‘Fascinating, romantic, well-written. Parisian fashion at its zenith.’ – Fort Wayne News-Sentinel Rosalind Laker is a best-selling novelist that has been published all over the world, with her works translated into twenty languages. The author of over forty historical novels, her first work was published in 1970; Warwyck’s Wife is the first of her acclaimed Easthampton trilogy and is followed by Claudine’s Daughter and The Warwycks of Easthampton. She is also the author of Banners of Silk, Tree of Gold, The Silver Touch and To Dance With Kings. She lives with her Norwegian husband in Sussex.

Jewelled Path

DOUBLEDAY

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