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Biographical note
Harriet Evans has sold over a million copies of her books. She is the author of twelve bestselling novels, most recently the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller The Garden of Lost and Found, which won Good Housekeeping's Book of the Year, and The Wildflowers, which was a Richard & Judy Book Club selection. She used to work in publishing and now writes full time, when she is not being distracted by her children, other books, crafting projects, puzzles, gardening, and her much-loved collection of jumpsuits. She lives in Bath, Somerset.
<p> <strong>Praise for Harriet Evans:</strong> </p> <p>‘I love Harriet's combination of <strong>great writing</strong> talent and a wonderfully warm heart.’ ― <em>Jilly Cooper </em></p> <p>‘Comfort reading of <strong>the highest order</strong>’ ― <em>India Knight</em></p> <p>'A <strong>sweeping</strong> novel you <strong>won't put down</strong>' ― <em>Katie Fforde</em></p> <p>'<strong>Richly layered . . . Unforgettable</strong> . . . This is a story to get truly lost in' ― <em>Isabelle Broom</em></p> <p>'A <strong>wonderful, engrossing</strong> novel, full of the most <strong>vivid characters</strong> and a <strong>truly memorable setting</strong>. A triumph' ― <em>Sophie Kinsella</em></p> <p>'She reels you in and then <strong>you're hooked</strong>, right <strong>to the last page</strong>' ― <em>Patricia Scanlan</em></p> <p>'<strong>Atmospheric</strong> and altogether wonderful' ―<em>Lesley Pearse</em></p> <p>'I love it on so many levels, the <strong>immense feeling of place</strong>, the slow, irresistible sense of being <strong>drawn deep into the family</strong> and its story, and the <strong>strange hovering of menace</strong>. <strong>Wonderful</strong>' ― <em>Penny Vincenzi</em></p> <p>'<strong>Spellbinding</strong>' ― <em>Independent</em></p> <p>'Gripping' ― <em>Irish Times</em></p> <p>'Gorgeous' ― <em>Stylist</em></p> <p>'A <strong>poignant</strong> story of love and loss' ― <em>Daily Mail ‘Must Reads’</em></p> <p>'I can't remember the last time I was so <strong>enthralled</strong>' ― <em>Red</em></p> <p>'<strong>Epic, absorbing … Full of intrigue</strong> and emotion' ― <em>Fabulous</em></p> <p>'By turns painfully sad and <strong>heart-lifting</strong>, with <strong>characters that stay with you</strong>' ― <em>Good Housekeeping</em></p> <p>'A <strong>poignant tale</strong>' ― <em>Woman</em></p> <p>'A <strong>touching</strong> tale' ― <em>Daily Express</em></p> <p>'Touching, engrossing and convincing… you'll want to <strong>devour it in one sitting</strong>' ― <em>Telegraph</em></p> <p>‘Harriet Evans is a <strong>master at creating characters</strong> you feel like you know inside out, and wish you could meet in real life’ <em>Heat</em></p> <p>‘Harriet Evans is the <strong>reigning queen of the big house family drama</strong>’ <em>i newspaper</em></p> <p>‘She’s as good as the great Rosamunde Pilcher’ <em>Saga</em></p>
Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Harriet Evans has sold over a million copies of her books. She is the author of twelve bestselling novels, most recently the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller The Garden of Lost and Found, which won Good Housekeeping's Book of the Year, and The Wildflowers, which was a Richard & Judy Book Club selection. She used to work in publishing and now writes full time, when she is not being distracted by her children, other books, crafting projects, puzzles, gardening, and her much-loved collection of jumpsuits. She lives in Bath, Somerset.