Four months after Sir Charles Napier's death, his widow, Madeleine, finding it hard to free herself from his lingering domination, still maintains the oppressive lifestyle he had ordained, and which had finally driven her children from their large and remote Scottish home.
Then Madeleine becomes aware of people needing her: her betrayed daughter Lisa; her son, Archie, with his plans for the estate and the problems of his foundering marriage; a friend at a crossroads in her life; an abandoned child and an unwanted baby. In meeting these challenges Madeleine discovers self-confidence and independence, and a new beginning at the heart of a wider, happier family in a transformed Drumveyn.
Read MoreDrumveyn had me hooked from the first page - Barbara ErskineWarm, friendly, involving . . . lovely - Reay TannahillA real find . . . the genuine storyteller's flair - Mary StewartAn absorbing story with a perfectly painted background - Financial TimesThe power of a natural-born storyteller - The LadyA welcome new storyteller - Rosamunde Pilcher
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