| Author: | Louise Elliott | ISBN: | 9780987287205 |
| Publisher: | Louise Elliott | Publication: | May 15, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Louise Elliott | Language: | English |
| Author: | Louise Elliott |
| ISBN: | 9780987287205 |
| Publisher: | Louise Elliott |
| Publication: | May 15, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Louise Elliott |
| Language: | English |
Sarah has sacrificed her career as an artist to the demands of a secure and happy marriage. For there is no doubt that her husband Robin loves and cherishes her; when he looks at her, its as if her presence is a constant and wonderful surprise. Dependable, protective and infinitely patient, he is ever tolerant of the chaos that reigns in a household with two very lively little boys and a wife who guiltily yearns to resume the career she has abandoned.
Then Leah, a meddlesome acquaintance from Sarahs art college days, re-enters her life, forcing open a door to the past.
Sarah must now resolve one way or another the passionate love affair with Finn, the man who molded her, shaped both the person and the artist, and then destroyed them both.
Robin has shown her it is possible to exist without Finn, but will she ever be able to live without him ? She must choose between the two men for she cannot have both.
Review:
A very human, believable novel with good characters and a lot of warmth, humour and understanding mixed with passion and tenderness
Womans World
Shortlisted for the 1985 Romantic Novelists Association Award.
This Side of Christmas was first published in the UK by W H Allen
Then Leah, a meddlesome acquaintance from Sarahs art college days, re-enters her life, forcing open a door to the past.
Sarah must now resolve one way or another the passionate love affair with Finn, the man who molded her, shaped both the person and the artist, and then destroyed them both.
Robin has shown her it is possible to exist without Finn, but will she ever be able to live without him ? She must choose between the two men for she cannot have both.
Review:
A very human, believable novel with good characters and a lot of warmth, humour and understanding mixed with passion and tenderness
Womans World
Shortlisted for the 1985 Romantic Novelists Association Award.
This Side of Christmas was first published in the UK by W H Allen
Sarah has sacrificed her career as an artist to the demands of a secure and happy marriage. For there is no doubt that her husband Robin loves and cherishes her; when he looks at her, its as if her presence is a constant and wonderful surprise. Dependable, protective and infinitely patient, he is ever tolerant of the chaos that reigns in a household with two very lively little boys and a wife who guiltily yearns to resume the career she has abandoned.
Then Leah, a meddlesome acquaintance from Sarahs art college days, re-enters her life, forcing open a door to the past.
Sarah must now resolve one way or another the passionate love affair with Finn, the man who molded her, shaped both the person and the artist, and then destroyed them both.
Robin has shown her it is possible to exist without Finn, but will she ever be able to live without him ? She must choose between the two men for she cannot have both.
Review:
A very human, believable novel with good characters and a lot of warmth, humour and understanding mixed with passion and tenderness
Womans World
Shortlisted for the 1985 Romantic Novelists Association Award.
This Side of Christmas was first published in the UK by W H Allen
Then Leah, a meddlesome acquaintance from Sarahs art college days, re-enters her life, forcing open a door to the past.
Sarah must now resolve one way or another the passionate love affair with Finn, the man who molded her, shaped both the person and the artist, and then destroyed them both.
Robin has shown her it is possible to exist without Finn, but will she ever be able to live without him ? She must choose between the two men for she cannot have both.
Review:
A very human, believable novel with good characters and a lot of warmth, humour and understanding mixed with passion and tenderness
Womans World
Shortlisted for the 1985 Romantic Novelists Association Award.
This Side of Christmas was first published in the UK by W H Allen
