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Number Of Pages: 259
Publication Date: 2011-09-04
Release Date: 2011-09-04
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WARNING: This book is not suitable for children & young adults as it deals with adult themes such as marital infidelity
psychological and physical effects of shellshock and first relationships after widowhood. There are also several scenes of a sexual nature.
Lord Michael Lynchcliffe has had a tough time since his father's untimely death; not only has he got his own grief to deal with but that of his mother and sister
but he has had to take up the reins of the estate.
When Britain declares war on Germany Michael joins the Army and is thrust into the bloody reality of trench warfare leaving
Lynchcliffe Park in the hands of faithful servants just as an old friend of his mother's comes to stay.
Lady Helena, fearful for her son's life and safety sinks into a depression but finds comfort in the arms of Dr Hamish George.
A discovery of infidelity leads to a confrontation and a tragic accident. This in turen leads to a transatlantic correspondence which brings love and hope for Michael's newly widowed sister, Sarah.
Michael comes home suffering from shellshock. How will his fiance, Irene, and his mother cope with the irrevocable changes in the man and son they both love.
A gritty tale of love and passion through adversity in the style of the Lynchcliffe Cuckoo series.
