Wildflower Path, Paperback by Harrison, Sarah, Brand New, Free shipping in th...

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Book Title: Wildflower Path Item Length: 7.7 in Item Height: 1.1 in Author: Sarah Harrison Item Width: 5.1 in width: 5.1 in Item Weight: 11.5 Oz Illustrator: Yes Topic: General Number of Pages: 480 Pages height: 1.1 in Language: English Publication Year: 2014 Genre: Fiction Format: Uk-B Format Paperback Publisher: Orion Publishing Group, The Limited ISBN: 9781409128892

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Wildflower Path, Paperback by Harrison, Sarah, Brand New, Free shipping in th.... Praise for Sarah Harrison 'A secret from the past casts its shadow across all four generations of the family. Wildflower Path, Paperback by Harrison, Sarah, ISBN 140912889X, ISBN-13 9781409128892, Brand New, Free shipping in the US A powerful and moving tale of family, love and loyalty from the author of the million-copy bestseller THE FLOWERS OF THE FIELD and A FLOWER THAT'S FREE. 'A secret from the past casts its shadow across all four generations of the family. This saga completes the Flowers Trilogy that began with million-copy bestseller THE FLOWERS OF THE FIELD followed by A FLOWER THAT'S FREE' CANDIS MAGAZINE All families have secrets and many are taken to the grave. But those that aren't can return with devastating consequences... For Kate Drake, now a great-grandmother, marriage and family brought peace after years of restless uncertainty. Now, watching her own grown-up children, it seems the world is a no less complicated place. Stella, her fiercely independent daughter, and Will, her handsome, self-indulgent son, have challenges of their own to face, while her granddaughter, Evie, is bringing up a son on her own. But when a secret from the past casts its shadow across four generations of the family, a spoiled war veteran gets a second chance, a stubbornly independent woman opens herself to love, and an older one rediscovers it. Praise for Sarah Harrison: 'Full of unforgettable people, places and passions' Woman's World 'Sarah Harrison shows herself to be more than equal to the complexities of her plot, handling its developments with impeccable timing' The Times