Love and Devotion
On sale
29th November 2006
Price: £16.99
Harriet Swift thinks she has the perfect life – a satisfying career, her own flat and a new boyfriend who respects her need for her own space. But then her only sister is killed in a car crash and Harriet is forced to give up her well ordered life and to help look after her orphaned niece and nephew. Moving back to her childhood home in Maple Drive, and sacrificing so much, doesn’t come easy and before long Harriet discovers things about her family she never believed possible.
Meanwhile, the shabbiest house in Maple Drive has a new occupant. Will Hart also thinks he has the perfect life. Having swapped his successful career as a lawyer for that of an antiques dealer, he believes in living for the moment and is entirely happy with his lot. Then from nowhere tragedy strikes and he faces the biggest challenge of his life.
Harriet and Will have no choice but to piece together a new future for themselves, but can they see it through?
Read by Jenny Agutter
(p) 2004 Orion Publishing Group
Meanwhile, the shabbiest house in Maple Drive has a new occupant. Will Hart also thinks he has the perfect life. Having swapped his successful career as a lawyer for that of an antiques dealer, he believes in living for the moment and is entirely happy with his lot. Then from nowhere tragedy strikes and he faces the biggest challenge of his life.
Harriet and Will have no choice but to piece together a new future for themselves, but can they see it through?
Read by Jenny Agutter
(p) 2004 Orion Publishing Group
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Reviews
Erica James will have you smiling through your tears ... and in Will Hart, James has created the romantic hero every woman dreams of
A very moving novel about life, families and love
Brilliant!
A terrific tearjerker ... Humorous and sensitive
James is a great storyteller - a really enjoyable read
Erica James writes easily and fluently. This time she has tackled trickier subjects with grace and style