The Wind from the Sea/Faraway Girl

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THE WIND FROM THE SEA They had met in Italy-a whirlwind románcé that set Ruth's shy heart dancing. For surely what she felt for Stuart Rushford, this gentle giant from far-away Australia, was more than "holiday love"? And even when Ruth discovered he had betrayed her trust in him, shetravelled outto Queensland with one gleam of hope in her mind. Somehow, somewhere there must be an explanation for his behaviour. . . Una Rothwell is an Australian, born in Queensland into a family proud of its pioneering links with that state. After her marriage, she lived on various sheep stations and somehow found the time to become a prolific writer. Mrs. Rothwell, whose three married daughters have made her a proud grandmother, now lives in New Zealand where her hobbies are painting in oils and watercolour, and researching historical data on early pioneering days. FARAWAY GIRL The beautiful island off the Scottish coast was Shona's beloved home and any threat to their long-established way of life... Tovább

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THE WIND FROM THE SEA They had met in Italy-a whirlwind románcé that set Ruth's shy heart dancing. For surely what she felt for Stuart Rushford, this gentle giant from far-away Australia, was more than "holiday love"? And even when Ruth discovered he had betrayed her trust in him, shetravelled outto Queensland with one gleam of hope in her mind. Somehow, somewhere there must be an explanation for his behaviour. . . Una Rothwell is an Australian, born in Queensland into a family proud of its pioneering links with that state. After her marriage, she lived on various sheep stations and somehow found the time to become a prolific writer. Mrs. Rothwell, whose three married daughters have made her a proud grandmother, now lives in New Zealand where her hobbies are painting in oils and watercolour, and researching historical data on early pioneering days. FARAWAY GIRL The beautiful island off the Scottish coast was Shona's beloved home and any threat to their long-established way of life was viewed with great suspicion. But Drew's arrival on the island did nothing to arouse Shona's fears. Why should it? On the contrary, this man awoke in her all the champagne excitement of an emotion she had never known before . . . Joanna Davies has been writing short stories for women's magazinesfora numberof years. Passionately devoted to the sea and sailing as a hobby, the author likes to use this extensive knowledge of life afloat whenever possible. Married with one son and a six-yearold grandson, Joanna Davies lives in London and enjoys the bustle of big city life after earlier years living in rural Essex. Vissza