Another View

'Rosamunde Pilcher always writes the most enjoyable stories and this has to be among her best. A truly satisfying read' Reader review ----- A captivating, timeless novel by the much-loved Rosamunde Pilcher Emma Litton cannot get on with her life until she finds out whether she has a place in her father's heart. From being at school in Europe since she was fourteen, and then working in Paris, she has always wondered what her famous artist father was doing in Japan, America or at their cottage in Cornwall. Even after she meets Robert Morrow, the handsome gallery owner, and rediscovers her stepbrother, Christo, Emma still feels compelled to probe into the truth of her past. But she learns, too late, that what she really needs is to discover the truth about herself, and that letting go is the first step towards holding onto love. READERS LOVE ANOTHER VIEW: 'I love Rosamunde Pilcher. I love the twists and turns in the story, the way she builds her characters and they become known to you. All their quirks and foibles become what you expect of them. I love getting to know and understand them. So will you!' Reader review ----- 'Once again Rosamunde Pilcher, keeps you enthralled to the end of the story! What an understanding of characters she has, and back to Cornwall again!' Reader review ----- 'Typical Rosamunde Pilcher. Beautifully and gently written. A joy to relax with' Reader review ----- 'Loved it from beginning to end. Heart-warming, colourful and makes me want to climb into the book' Reader review ----- PRAISE FOR ROSAMUNDE PILCHER: 'Her genius is to create characters you really care for' Daily Express 'Pilcher's storytelling skills are serene and beguiling' The Times 'It is never too soon to discover Rosamunde Pilcher' Good Housekeeping 'A beautiful, haunting story . . . that will tug at your heart strings' Prima

Rosamunde Pilcher had a long and distinguished career as a novelist and short story writer, but it was her phenomenally successful novel, The Shell Seekers, that captured the hearts of all who read it, and won her international recognition as one of the best-loved storytellers of our time. It was voted one of UK's top 100 novels in the BBC's Big Read in 2003. Her bestselling novels, September, Coming Home and Winter Solstice were made into television films. She was awarded an O.B.E for services to literature in 2002 and an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Dundee University in 2010. Rosamunde Pilcher died on 6 February 2019.