The Seagull's Cry
May 2014 · Sold by Hodder & Stoughton
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Tansy Trehearn was born and bred in the beautiful and little Cornish port
of the village St. Ruthyn, where Martin Wyde was opening a small hotel,
The Seagull's Cry.
Tansy was falling in love with her employer Martin. She had never been so
bewildered, she had met the one man she could ever love, and found that
she had to fight her own sister in order to get him. And that was when she
learned that the cry of the seagull was no more sad and tortured than the
cry of her own heart. Because while Martin and Tansy's love softly flowered,
several people were plotting to ruin their newfound happiness.
of the village St. Ruthyn, where Martin Wyde was opening a small hotel,
The Seagull's Cry.
Tansy was falling in love with her employer Martin. She had never been so
bewildered, she had met the one man she could ever love, and found that
she had to fight her own sister in order to get him. And that was when she
learned that the cry of the seagull was no more sad and tortured than the
cry of her own heart. Because while Martin and Tansy's love softly flowered,
several people were plotting to ruin their newfound happiness.
About the author
Denise Robins was born in 1897. Known as the Queen of Romance, she wrote over 160 novels, selling more than one hundred million copies worldwide. Robins' characters are as varied as her themes - the protagonists ranging from eighteen to middle age - while the wonderful variety of settings includes London, Paris, the Swiss mountains, Egypt, Sri Lanka and Morocco. She died at the age of eighty-eight on 1 May 1985.
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