Christine Wilson

• Jan-1966
• / Contemporary Romance
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Rather than force herself on a husband that does not love her Susan moves to Cornwell where she makes a new life. Then Glyn stumbles upon their hideaway and discovers he has a son. Can she believe he loves her or should she stay with her new friends ...

• Jan-1967
• / Romance
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While on holiday in Cornwell, Carol Grant falls in love with a charming young man called David Talbot. But is he as charming as he appears? Carol’s friend, Sally Palmer, thinks not, and tries to encourage Carol to take more than a friendly interest...

• Jan-1967
• / Contemporary Romance
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Helen's first meeting with Hugh Rainer is spoiled by their antagonism over the right of way on the narrow lane along which they are both driving. She does not meet him again until his mother is admitted as a patient to the village hospital where ...

• Jan-1969
• / General Fiction
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• Jan-1969
• / Romantic Suspense
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Immediately I was wide awake, straining my ears to listen, and to catch every movement from outside the house. My pulse increased its beat with excitement -- for I was not afraid, I am certain -- and the thudding mingled with the rumble of the sea, m...

• May-1973
• / Romance
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• Jan-1982
• / General Fiction
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Entering a new school determined to succeed at something and to find his place in the community, Dan Keith comes to view playing football as the means to that end and uses the game as a public way to prove himself...

• Aug-2006
• / Romance
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'Dear Damian Lewis, I have seen all your television series and really admire your work. I especially liked you in Band of Brothers, and think you're a very good actor. It would be wonderful if we ever had the chance to meet up, perhaps at a social fu...

• Oct-2020
• / General Fiction
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Unexpected economic hardship catapults this timid, middle-aged woman into the work force. Her employer, a kindly parish priest, accompanies her on the roller-coaster journey and provides support to confront past demons and face the future, whatever t...