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Al zolang ze zich kan herinneren lijdt Fay Knox aan vreemde flashbacks, die worden veroorzaakt door heel verschillende dingen: een Frans chanson, de kerkklokken van de Notre Dame. Volgens haar moeder is Fay nog nooit buiten Engeland geweest, laat staan in Frankrijk, maar waarom komt Parijs haar dan zo angstaanjagend bekend voor? Fay volgt de enige aanwijzing die ze heeft: een adres op het label van een oude rugzak. Haar zoektocht brengt haar n...

Sono dieci anni che Fran Morrison manca da Londra. Dieci anni trascorsi a inseguire la sua carriera di musicista, ma soprattutto a fuggire da un padre amatissimo ma ombroso e difficile, chiuso nel dolore per la morte della moglie di cui non ha mai parlato alla figlia, che all'epoca aveva solo due anni. Ma adesso Fran è tornata, ed è lì, davanti alla vetrina di Minster Glass, la bottega artigiana dietro Westminster dove suo padre crea vetri mer...

A captivating story of love, courage and survival set in wartime Paris and the early 1960s, by the bestselling author of "The Silent Tide". Hore publishes a novel a year and is suitable for fans of Victoria Hislop and Kate Morton. 'Sumptuous prose, deft plotting, lush settings... enthralling' "Daily Mail

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When Emily Gordon, editor at a London publishing house, commissions an account of great English novelist Hugh Morton, she finds herself steering a tricky path between Morton's formidable widow, Jacqueline, who's determined to protect his secrets, and the biographer, charming and ambitious Joel Richards. But someone is sending Emily mysterious missives about Hugh Morton's past and she discovers a buried story that simply has to be told... One w...

A new edition of the 2009 novel which was shortlisted for the RNA Romantic Novel of the Year Award. From the author of "The Gathering Storm" and "A Week In Paris", it will appeal to fans of Victoria Hislop and Kate Morton.

Here, through the imposing front door of Number 11, is a place of peace, of sanctuary and of secrets. It is home to Leonie, once a model in the sixties, she came to the house to escape a destructive marriage and now, out of gratitude, she opens her house to others in need. Rosa, Stef and Rick are running from their own problems. They have all found their way to Leonie's home, each seeking refuge and searching for a new start. But then Leonie...

A story of secrets in the past, tragedy in the present and hope for the future, from the author of "The Dream House". Hore is married to writer D.J. Taylor, and she teaches publishing at UEA in Norwich. Will appeal to fans of Cathy Kelly, Santa Montefiore and Barbara Erskine.

A new novel from the author of "A Place Of Secrets", which sold over 100, 000 copies, and "The Glass Painter's Daughter", which was shortlisted for the 2010 RNA Romantic Novel of the Year Award. Interweaves stories from the past and present to satisfy lovers of both historical and contemporary fiction. Will appeal to fans of Cathy Kelly, Barbara Eskine, Victoria Hislop and Kate Morton.

Reissue of the classic novel from Hore, with a new jacket style.

A successful auctioneer, Jude struggles to come to terms with the death of her husband. When she's asked to appraise a collection of scientific instruments belonging to Anthony Wickham, a lonely 18th-century astronomer, she leaps at the chance to escape London. As Jude untangles Wickham's tragic story, she discovers threatening links to the present.

A runaway bestseller in Britain with over 100, 000 copies sold, a riveting historical mystery in the tradition of Kate MortonIn Rachel Hore's A Place of Secrets, auction house appraiser Jude leaves London for her dream job at Starbrough Hall, an estate in the countryside, examining and pricing the manuscripts and instruments of an eighteenth-century astronomer. She is welcomed by Chantal Wickham and Jude feels close to the old woman at once: t...

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